Scents of Pakistan

Every Sikhana scent is named after a place I love in Pakistan — a city, a valley, a garden or a family story. Choose a place below to explore its candles, reed diffusers, room sprays and personal care.

Punjab da Gulab - Tuberose & Orange Leaves

Punjab Da Gulab

Tuberose & Orange Leaves

A tribute to the rose gardens of a Punjabi wedding - Gulab means rose in Punjabi.

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Chambelli Ka Phool

Chambeli Ka Phool

Jasmine & Honeysuckle

Named for the jasmine flower - Chambeli - sold in garlands on the streets of Pakistan.

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Hunza Blossoms

Hunza Blossoms

Tuberose & Peony

Inspired by the blossoming orchards of Hunza Valley, tucked high in Pakistan's northern mountains.

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Hawkes Bay of Karachi

Hawkes Bay of Karachi

Eucalyptus, Gardenia & Musk

Inspired by Hawke's Bay, Karachi's coastal escape on the Arabian Sea.

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Margalla Hills of Islamabad

Margalla Hills of Islamabad

Black Pomegranate & Cardamom

Inspired by the hills that cradle Pakistan's capital city, Islamabad.

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Sethi Dynasty of Peshawar

Sethi Dynasty of Peshawar

Amber & Sandalwood

Named for Peshawar's historic Sethi merchant family, whose grand havelis still stand as a testament to Silk Road trade.

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Swat, Switzerland of Asia

Swat - Switzerland of Asia

Basil & Neroli

Named for the Swat Valley, long called the Switzerland of Asia for its alpine beauty.

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Walled City of Lahore

Walled City of Lahore

Red Roses & Oud

Inspired by Lahore's centuries-old walled city, with its bazaars, mosques and living history.

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Kalash Collection

Kalash Collection

Kalash Collection — Ancient Traditions, Extraordinary Scents Deep in the Hindukush Valley of Chitral, in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, lives one of...

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are the products made in the UK?

Yes. My scents are inspired by Pakistan and the Middle East and made in the UK, with most of the packaging and ingredients sourced here too. Homeware such as platters and baskets is made by small makers in Pakistan, India and the Middle East.

Where does Sikhana ship to?

UK standard delivery is £6.95 (2–3 working days) and free on orders over £100. Express delivery is £9.95 and international delivery is £24. Unused, undamaged items can be returned within 14 days; see the refund policy.

Do you offer gift wrapping?

Every Sikhana product arrives gift-ready. For a finished present, browse the gift boxes collection.

Do you offer corporate gifts?

Yes. Orders of 30 or more bauble candles, trio votive boxes or gift tins get 10% off, and personalised ribbons, tags or cards are available. See corporate gifts.

Do Sikhana offer wedding favours?

Yes. I can make personalised embroidered candles to match bridal outfits and wedding colour schemes. For more information, email me at contact@sikhana.uk.

Is Sikhana available in the UAE?

Yes. You can buy Sikhana in the UAE through Noon.com.

Do Sikhana sell wholesale?

Yes. For more information please see become a stockist.