For centuries Mongolians have burned juniper and thyme to cleanse the home and the space around them, passing the practice from one generation to the next. The fragrant smoke of juniper and thyme has become part of Mongolian domestic life, of its customs, and of a culture that lives in step with nature.

Within Buddhism and traditional ritual, burning juniper and thyme is held to purify a space, to clear unwelcome energy and to settle an atmosphere of calm.

Modern science approaches the same plants from a different angle. Juniper and thyme contain a range of naturally occurring bioactive compounds and constituents with antioxidant properties, and research into their chemical composition and biological activity continues to this day.

Gobidara takes this centuries-old practice and gives it a modern form, delivering the qualities of juniper and thyme as an easy-to-use spray — with nothing to burn.

One plant. Two perspectives. One heritage.