Harvest receipts
Every batch we buy. Date, weight, harvester, location. Filed and kept for seven years.
The Sacrasoul Foundation
For 5,000 years, Oman's frankincense trees have given their resin to the world. The Foundation exists to give back.
Not from profit. Before profit. Five percent of every order goes to planting new trees, supporting harvesting families, and making sure this living heritage survives for generations to come.
How It Works
We grow new frankincense trees from wild seeds collected in Dhofar. Each one is planted in protected land to stand for generations.
We pay harvesters above market rates so they never need to overtap. When families earn a fair living, the trees get the rest they need to heal.
Knowing where to cut, how deep, and when to stop is knowledge passed from father to son. We fund programs that keep this tradition alive.
How we verify
Every batch we buy. Date, weight, harvester, location. Filed and kept for seven years.
Photos and GPS coordinates for every new sapling. Sent quarterly by the families who plant them.
Annual revisits. Boswellia takes ten years to bear resin. We commit to that window.
My father always said: take care of the trees and they'll take care of you. For years, I worried my sons would leave for the city. Sacrasoul changed that. Now we harvest with patience, let the trees rest, and still provide for our family. My sons are learning the old ways. That means everything.
I was born in Salalah, welcomed into this world with frankincense smoke. These trees are not just my livelihood. They're my family's story. The Foundation is my way of saying thank you to the land that raised me. And making sure it's still here for my children's children.
Our Impact So Far
Growing in the hills of Dhofar
Generational harvesters, fairly paid
The future we're protecting
Year by year
The trees keep giving. The fathers keep teaching. The old ways keep living. Thank you for being part of it.
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"Peace was never lost,
only forgotten."
Welcome
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I grew up with frankincense in Oman. In my letters, I share its story and simple ways to use it at home.
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