fragrance note

Oudwood

4 perfumes

Oud, the 'liquid gold' of perfumery, is derived from the resinous heartwood of Aquilaria trees infected by mold. Its profile is complex: leathery, animalic, woody, and hauntingly balsamic. Primarily a base note, it provides unparalleled depth, longevity, and a dark, opulent foundation. In the Gulf, oud is a cultural cornerstone, often layered with Taif rose or saffron to create a majestic, ceremonial sillage. It represents the pinnacle of luxury, embodying a timeless, mystical connection to heritage and sophisticated Arabian elegance.