Collection: Oud

Oud, often called “liquid gold,” is one of the most luxurious and sought-after ingredients in perfumery. Extracted from the resinous heartwood of the Aquilaria tree, oud is prized for its rich, woody, smoky, and animalic aroma, making it a favourite in luxury perfumes, niche fragrances, and unisex perfumes.

Oud is formed when the Aquilaria tree produces aromatic resin in response to a rare fungal infection, a process that can take decades. This makes pure oud oil one of the most exclusive and expensive fragrance ingredients in the world.

Oud fragrances are known for their long-lasting, complex, and sensual scent, combining woody, leathery, smoky, and earthy notes with floral, fruity, or spicy accents. Ideal as a base note, oud adds depth, warmth, and sophistication to any perfume.

With a rich history in Middle Eastern and Asian cultures, oud has been used in rituals, incense, and traditional perfumery for centuries. Modern perfumers often blend oud with lighter notes like violet, peony, vanilla, or passionfruit to create versatile, approachable, and captivating fragrances.