Incense trade

The incense trade refers to the global exchange of aromatic materials, primarily used for religious, spiritual, and therapeutic purposes. Historically significant, it dates back thousands of years to ancient civilizations in places like Egypt, India, and the Middle East. Incense is made from natural substances, such as tree resins, herbs, and essential oils. The trade involves cultivation, harvesting, and manufacturing, with popular types including frankincense and myrrh. Today, the incense market includes a diverse range of products catering to various cultures and practices, contributing to rituals, relaxation, and ambiance in homes and places of worship worldwide.