Holy Temple Incense

Ketoret-Inspired Sacred Resin Blend

Inspired by the sacred incense traditions of the Holy Temple in Jerusalem, Holy Temple Incense is a rare and luxurious aromatic blend crafted from some of the finest resins, roots, and precious botanicals of the ancient world.

This incense is carefully prepared using high-grade natural aromatics including Royal Green Hojari Frankincense from Oman, Myrrh, Galbanum, Spikenard, Saffron, Onycha, Benzoin, Storax, and Balm of Gilead (Afarsimon) together with other select sacred resins and aromatic roots.

What makes this blend truly exceptional is the inclusion of our own Balm of Gilead fruits and resins, carefully incorporated into the incense. These rare botanicals bring a distinctive depth, warmth, and richness to the fragrance that cannot easily be replicated.

Traditional Craftsmanship

Each batch is handcrafted by One New Man Culture (ONMC) as a special Levite-inspired blend. The resins and botanicals are carefully macerated, ground, blended, and aged for months, allowing the aromatics to mature and harmonize into a deep, complex fragrance.

This traditional preparation method allows the ingredients to fully integrate, producing a richer and more balanced incense.

Aromatic Experience

When burned on charcoal, this incense releases a rich and layered fragrance that fills the space with a warm, sacred atmosphere suited for prayer, meditation, reflection, and devotion.

The blend carries the deep resinous character of ancient aromatics combined with subtle notes of rare botanicals and sacred woods.

Key Aromatics

Royal Green Hojari Frankincense (Oman)MyrrhGalbanumSpikenardSaffronOnychaBenzoinStoraxBalm of Gilead (Afarsimon) including our own fruits and resinsSelect sacred resins, roots, and aromatic botanicals

Exclusive ONMC Creation

Because of the rarity of the ingredients and the time required to prepare each batch, Holy Temple Incense is produced in limited quantities.

This rare and premium incense blend is available exclusively through the One New Man Culture (ONMC) website.