Oud (agarwood) forms when a wild Aquilaria tree responds to infection by producing a dark, fragrant resin. This slow, rare process is why authentic oud commands such respect — and price.

Regional character matters: Cambodian oud leans sweet and woody, Hindi oud is bold and animalic, while aged ouds develop a smooth, leathery depth. Distillation method and ageing further shape the final attar.

When you wear a true oud, you carry decades of nature's patience on your skin.