The island's frankincense tradition forms part of the broader Arabian and East African incense trade heritage that shaped ancient trade routes connecting the Indian Ocean world

shaped by the region’s specific geography and climate

You can also protect the resin from burning by using a light sprinkle of sand on your charcoal

and the urgent conservation efforts needed to preserve this irreplaceable natural treasure for future generations

responsible sourcing

Guggul Myrrh India (Commiphora Wightii) Mukul Aroma Diffusers & Humidifiers The island's frankincense tradition formsGuggul (Sweet Myrrh) has a pleasant and calming aroma that is similar to Opoponax Commiphora Erythrea and Opoponax Hadi Sweet Myrrh (Commiphora Guidotti) from Somalia. When burned, Guggul resin releases a complex and sweet fragrance, making it a popular choice. However, the scent of Guggul is distinct from the more well known Myrrh from Somalia (Commiphora Myrrha) and Yemen, which have deeper, woodier fragrances. This versatile resin is also referred