Ramadan and Eid Fragrance & gifting guide

When is Ramadan and Eid?

Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar and moves about eleven days earlier each year; Eid ul-Fitr follows it, and Eid ul-Adha comes about seventy days later.

Incense and dhoop in the Ramadan and Eid ritual

Oudh and bakhoor have a centuries-old place in welcoming guests, scenting clothes and fragrancing the home for Eid. Hyderabad, with its Deccani heritage, has a long love of attar and bakhoor. Our oudh and bakhoor blends come as sticks and bambooless dhoop for easy, clean burning.

Why these fragrances

• Arabian Bakhoor Luxury Dhoop Sticks: Arabian bakhoor with cardamom, saffron and dark wood.
• Royal Oudh Luxury Dhoop Sticks: Royal oudh resin with vetiver and amber.
• Oudh Natural Luxury Incense Sticks: Assam oudh with cedarwood and musk.
• Orris Bakhoor Natural Luxury Incense Sticks: A powdery orris and bakhoor for a refined Eid gift.
• Natural Agarwood Luxury Incense Sticks: Wild agarwood, the source of oudh.

Gifting for Ramadan and Eid

Oudh and bakhoor boxes make generous Eid gifts and corporate gifts for clients who celebrate Eid.

Orders leave our Hyderabad workshop within 48 hours and typically arrive in 3–5 working days in metro cities and 4–7 elsewhere, so order a week ahead of the festival.

• Corporate gifting
• Incense as a gift

Where Ramadan and Eid is celebrated

• Jammu and KashmirDelivery and local guide
• TelanganaDelivery and local guide
• Uttar PradeshDelivery and local guide
• KeralaDelivery and local guide
• LakshadweepDelivery and local guide

A simple Ramadan and Eid incense ritual

1. 1Before iftar guests arrive, light an oudh or bakhoor dhoop near the entrance.
2. 2For the night before Eid, fragrance the home and freshly washed clothes with bakhoor smoke from a safe distance.
3. 3On Eid, keep a gentle fragrance burning as family and friends visit.

Frequently asked questions