Bukhoor

Bukhoor is a traditional type of incense that holds significant cultural importance in Middle Eastern and South Asian societies. It consists of wood chips soaked in fragrant oils and mixed with natural ingredients such as resin, ambergris, musk, and essential oils. When burned, Bukhoor releases a rich, aromatic smoke that fills the air with its captivating scent, creating an atmosphere of warmth and hospitality. Typically used during special occasions, religious ceremonies, and social gatherings, Bukhoor is also a popular choice for enhancing the ambiance of homes. It is often placed on a charcoal or electric burner, allowing the fragrant smoke to disperse and linger in the surroundings. The ritual of burning Bukhoor is not just about the aroma; it is also a gesture of welcome and a symbol of cultural heritage.