Frankincense Resin - Boswellia Sacra Superior - White/Yellow Hojari - Oman

Boswellia sacra Superior White/Yellow Hojari from Oman is a high‑grade Dhofari frankincense known for its bright citrus‑pine aroma, pale color, and long history as one of the world’s most valued incense resins. 

Pale white, cream, or light yellow, semi‑translucent. Visually striking pale tears with high essential‑oil content.

Scents: bright, citrus-forward aroma with smooth, slightly creamy resin depth. Clean-burning with light, elegant smoke.

Considered among the highest clarity and purity grades.

Historically central to Oman’s incense identity and ancient trade. Superior White/Yellow Hojari is a premium grade of Boswellia sacra harvested in the Dhofar region of Oman, especially the Qara/Howjar mountains, where climate and altitude produce the world’s finest frankincense.

Frankincense is collected before and after the monsoon season, when resin quality peaks. Hojari grades are sorted by color, clarity, and size. Superior White/Yellow is prized for its clean, pale tears and balanced aroma.

Dhofar’s ports were once the nexus of the global frankincense trade, exporting resin to Egypt, Greece, Rome, India, and China. Hojari was so coveted that it was considered more valuable than gold in some periods.

Omani Hojari has been burned for millennia in: Temples and sacred rituals. Religious ceremonies across the Mediterranean and Near East. Daily purification in Omani households.

Boswellia sacra resin has long been used for: Anti‑inflammatory and pain‑relief applications. Respiratory support. Skin healing. 

Our expertise is in incense crafting and fragrance. The information provided here is intended for your enjoyment and educational insight into the historical uses and origins of these products. We do not offer medical advice or recipes, as we are not healthcare professionals. Before consuming anything not specifically sold as food, we strongly recommend consulting a licensed healthcare provider.

Color may vary due to monitor differences, lighting conditions, or  individual perception.