Oman boasts one of the world's oldest perfumery traditions. Thousands of years ago, Omani frankincense was considered a treasure, traded across civilizations from Egypt to Rome and India. Traders who brought the fragrant resins from the Dhofar region quickly gained a reputation for offering the finest quality in the world.
However, in Oman, perfumery has never been just about commerce - fragrance is deeply embedded in culture and daily life. Frankincense is burned in homes to welcome guests, rose water is used to refresh the skin, and scented oils are an essential part of Omani personal identity.
For centuries, Omani perfumers have relied on natural ingredients, hand distillation, and traditional methods to craft unique fragrances. Today, Omani perfumery stands as a symbol of luxury, authenticity, and masterful craftsmanship.
