Native to the remote island of Socotra, Yemen, Commiphora kua produces a rare, golden-brown resin treasured for its sweet, balsamic aroma with subtle woody and honey-like notes. Collected sustainably by local communities, this myrrh has been used for centuries on Socotra for healing, wound care, oral hygiene, incense, and spiritual rituals. It melts easily in the mouth, releasing a soothing, calming fragrance, and blends beautifully with frankincense and other aromatic resins. Socotra’s unique climate and soil give this resin its distinctive scent and purity, making it a highly prized natural product for wellness, perfumery, and traditional practices.