Frankincense is an important part of Oman's history and culture, and is often used in religious ceremonies. You can buy small bags of frankincense resin or essential oil at souks and markets throughout the country — or shop our own Omani Hojari Luban Bakhoor, sourced from the ancient Boswellia Sacra trees of Arabia.

The khanjar is a traditional Omani dagger that is worn as a symbol of national pride. While authentic khanjars can be expensive, you can find smaller, more affordable versions that make great souvenirs — browse our Oman souvenir collection for a range of khanjar daggers and frankincense burners.

Halwa is a sweet treat made from sugar, rose water, and various nuts and spices. It's a popular dessert in Oman, and you can find it in small tins or packets at most supermarkets and souvenir shops.

Omani pottery is known for its intricate designs and vibrant colors. You can find pottery items such as vases, bowls, and plates at souks and markets throughout the country — or explore our own Pottery & Ceramics collection.

Dates are an important part of Omani cuisine, and you can find a wide variety of fresh and dried dates at supermarkets and local markets. They make a delicious and healthy snack, and are a great souvenir to bring home.

Omani silver jewelry is known for its intricate designs and high quality. You can find a range of silver jewelry items, such as necklaces, bracelets, and earrings, at jewelry shops and souks throughout the country.

Incense burners are a common sight in Omani homes, and you can find a range of beautifully designed incense burners at souks and markets throughout the country, or in our own Oud & Bokhoor Burner collection.