Featured Product: Sultan Al-Hind

There's sweet hay and tawny suede. Crisp, rugged woodiness balanced by smooth and creamy woody notes. A sweet balsamic resinousness permeates the entire scent spectrum, and hints of spices enliven the heart notes. But the most salient feature of this oil is the fruitiness. Soon after applying the oil, the most scrumptious notes of tart plums and sticky raisins emerge. Notes of plums and raisins are usually found in Cambodian and Burmese oils, and sometimes in Indian ouds hailing from eastern regions of India like Manipur and Nagaland. Meghalaya, on the other hand, is at the far west of the agarwood-producing regions of the world...

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Featured Article: What is Oud/Agarwood?

There are few natural aromatics that have as complex a scent spectrum as agarwood (oud). Natural ambergris, musk and sandalwood also rank as some of the most valuable natural fragrances, but none come close to oud in the sheer transcendence and sublimity its fragrance boasts.

More than just a scent, oud can be mentally and spiritually engaging. In fact, ouds from different regions also seem to have different effects on a person’s emotions...

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