
Arabian Bakhoor Luxury Dhoop Sticks
Arabian Bakhoor · Rich & Opulent
A captivating Arabian-inspired fragrance with warm, woody depth
₹199₹245
Incense guide
A plain-language answer from the makers of Aadhya incense and dhoop.
Quick answer
Frankincense (olibanum) is the aromatic resin of Boswellia trees, burned for a fresh, lemony, balsamic smoke. In Kerala it is called kunthirikkam and burned in churches and homes; it is the incense of Christian liturgy and was one of the gifts of the Magi.

Arabian Bakhoor · Rich & Opulent
A captivating Arabian-inspired fragrance with warm, woody depth
₹199₹245

100% Wild Agarwood · Artisanal · Deep, Woody & Sophisticated
Hand-rolled, charcoal-free incense with a deep woody character
₹329₹350

Royal Oudh · Deep & Majestic
A deep, majestic oudh fragrance crafted for luxurious spaces
₹199₹245
No; loban usually means benzoin, a different resin, though names overlap regionally.
Fresh, citrusy and balsamic, with a slightly piney note.
Not at present; for a resinous fragrance, try our bakhoor or oudh dhoop.
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