Bakhoor is an Arabic name given to type of wood chips soaked in perfume Oud oils and other ingredients such as resins, sandalwood. When bakhoor is burned in traditional incense burner, its exotic and beautiful aroma spread in environment and make it pleasant.

On the other hand, Oud is wood mostly in its natural states without the being soaked in oud oils. Its woody smell is rich in nuances, ranging from sweet to earthy, with some notes of leather and spices. It depends on the species of the tree that produces the resin.

Muatar or Mamool is a term used when the woodchip is soaked in oud oils or fragrance oils.

The mabkhara is an Arabic name for an incense burner traditionally used to burn wood chips also known as Bakhoor or Oud. The incense burner is perfect for charcoal cones, which makes filling your home with ever-lasting fine fragrance.

The bakhoor burner comes with a removable perforated tray that allows ash to fall through and collect in its base dish. Once charcoal and bakhoor have been exhausted and the metal part is cold, the perforated tray may be removed and ash can be tipped out and discarded in a safe way.

Usage Instructions:
1. Ignite the side of a charcoal disc (preferably while holding it with a tong for safety)

2. Once sparkling occurs, place it on top of the burners' removable plate

3. Wait for the entire charcoal briquette to glows before adding the bakhoor/incense

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