Bakhoor
Arabian-inspired luxury incense in which precious woods (typically agarwood) are soaked in Mukhallat - a melange of attars (essential oils) such as rose, saffron, musk, orange blossom, etc.
Bakhoor incense can be burnt on charcoal to release fragrant smoke meant for perfuming one's robes, hair and even stationary. But it is best to enjoy this precious incense using an incense heater, which is not only longer lived, but also will show the multilayered nuances of both the perfume and the precious wood that was soaked with it.
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Ayala Moriel Parfums
Razala Bakhoor
$100.00
Visit product page →Arabian-inspired luxury incense form of our Razala perfume: These are sandalwood and oud chips (infected Aquillaria species), that are infused by Razala perfume. Bakhoor incense can be burnt on charcoal to release fragrant smoke meant for perfuming one's robes, hair and even stationary. But it is best to enjoy this precious incense using an incense heater, which is not only longer lived, but also will show the multilayered nuances of both the perfume and the precious wood that was soaked with it.
Razala, the perfumer's Arab nick-name, is a passionate, modern love potion. Razala pulsates with vibrant, colourful spices, petals of seductive flowers, precious resins and woods of Arabia. This is also our first perfume to include the scarcest building block: beach-harvested ambergris, creating a sheer veil of smoothness and an underlining raw animalic energy.
Top notes: Blood Orange, Pink Pepper Absolute, White Magnolia
Heart notes: Orange Blossom, Rose Otto (Turkey), Saffron, Tuberose, Saffron
Base notes: Agarwood (Oud), Ambergris, Antique Patchouli, Myrrh
Families: Opulent Spicy, Opulent Woody
Contains 1 gram.
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Ayala Moriel Parfums
Song of Songs Bakhoor
$100.00
Visit product page →Arabian-inspired luxury incense form of our Song of Songs perfume: These are sandalwood and oud chips (infected Aquillaria species), that are infused by Song of Songs perfume, and blended with the finest Yemeni myrrh which was infused with fresh hyacinth flowers from Ayala's perfumed garden in a unique resin-enfleurage technique.
Bakhoor incense can be burnt on charcoal to release fragrant smoke meant for perfuming one's robes, hair and even stationary. But it is best to enjoy this precious incense using an incense heater, which is not only longer lived, but also will show the multilayered nuances of both the perfume and the precious wood that was soaked with it.
"Me, the Rose of Sharon, the Lilly of the valley..." (Canticles 2;1) The Song of Songs (AKA The Song of Solomon, or Canticles) is an erotic love poem, that sensually reveals in quite detail the rich aromatic culture of the Biblical Middle East. This passionate perfume consists of all the Biblical plants and aromatics that were used to cleanse, purify and seduce in that magnificent poem.
Top notes: Saffron, Hyacinth
Heart notes: Rose, Spikenard
Base notes: Frankincense, Myrrh, Agarwood, Labdanum, Sandalwood
Fragrance Families: Opulent Ambery, Incense
