Quetura

Quetura is a feminine Portuguese name inspired by the biblical Hebrew Keturah. Derived from the word qeṭûrâh, Quetura means “incense” or “scent,” making it a sensuous appellation reminiscent of rich, earthy fragrances. Keturah is a prominent female figure in the Hebrew Bible as one of the wives of Abraham and a descendant of Noah’s son, Japheth. Smooth and smoky, the burning of incense for spiritual and religious rituals dates back millennia, making Quetura a timeless, faithful choice.