A Nation’s Resinous Pride: The Mystique of Hojari Luban

There are few ingredients as legendary and cherished as Oman’s frankincense—locally called Luban. At the pinnacle of this heritage stands Hojari Luban, a resin so pure it has shaped trade, ritual, and culture for millennia.

Ancient Roots, Enduring Legacy

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Frankincense has flowed through Oman since the days of Magan, revered for its aroma and healing powers. The scent of Luban has drifted from temples and markets, along ancient trade routes, captivating emperors, priests, and perfumers worldwide.

The Art of Harvest: Nature, Ritual, and Respect

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Each April, Dhofari farmers carefully tap Boswellia trees for the precious sap, a ritual passed down for centuries. The purest Hojari grade forms as translucent, aromatic gems—nature’s gift, collected with care and pride.

Hojari Luban: The Essence of Purity and Luxury

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Unmatched Purity.
Complex Aroma.
Cultural Treasure.
Used in sacred rituals, perfumes, and traditional Omani hospitality, Hojari Luban’s versatility and history are as remarkable as its scent.

Oman’s Gift to the World

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From the UNESCO-listed wadis of Dhofar to markets in Muscat and beyond, Hojari Luban remains Oman’s gift to the world—a symbol of purity and deep beauty.

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