Mirath Home Incense

Mirath Home Incense (Bukhoor) is agarwood (oud) powder soaked in fragrance oil, traditionally fumigated on a hot charcoal disk to scent a home. This blend, Oud Blanc, opens with warm, sensual musk before settling into jasmine, then agarwood and amber wood with a sandalwood undertone -- a rich, oriental floral profile suited for everyday use, whether scenting a room, closet, or yourself. Quick facts Item Bukhoor (agarwood/oud) home incense, Oud Blanc blend Notes Musk, jasmine, oud, amber wood, sandalwood Brand Mirath Dubai Traditionally used for Scenting the home, wardrobe, and self; a quiet accompaniment to meditation Use For external/environmental fragrance use only Care Keep dry, away from direct sunlight Meaning & tradition Bukhoor has a long history in Middle Eastern tradition as a way to perfume a home and mark a moment of hospitality or quiet reflection, similar to how Palo Santo is used in other traditions. Many people burn it to freshen a room before guests arrive or as a calming ritual before meditation -- these are matters of tradition and personal practice, not a demonstrated or medical effect. Pair it with our Mirath Dubai Perfume Oil Noor or browse the rest of our incense collection. How to use it Set an intention and place one bukhoor tab, or crumble a small amount, onto a hot charcoal disk in a heat-safe burner to release the aroma. Burn in a well-ventilated area, away from flammable materials, and never leave burning incense unattended. Care Store away from direct sunlight and heat to help the scent hold up over time. This product is for external and environmental fragrance use only -- not for ingestion or direct skin application. Frequently asked questions What is Mirath Home Incense (Bukhoor)? It is agarwood (oud) powder soaked in fragrance oil, in the Oud Blanc blend -- musk, jasmine, oud, amber wood, and sandalwood. It is a home fragrance item, not a health product or medical device. How do I use it? Set an intention and place one bukhoor tab, or crumble a small amount, onto a hot charcoal disk to release the aroma. Is it safe to use indoors? Yes, when used as directed -- burn in a well-ventilated area on a heat-safe dish, away from flammable materials, and never leave burning incense unattended. What does it smell like? A warm musk opening, moving into jasmine, then oud and amber wood with a sandalwood undertone -- a rich, oriental floral profile. Is this for external use only? Yes, this product is for external and environmental fragrance use only, not for ingestion or direct skin application. What's it traditionally used for? In tradition, bukhoor is used to scent the home and to accompany meditation or quiet reflection, similar to how Palo Santo is used. This is a matter of tradition and personal practice, not a demonstrated effect.