Oudis a precious aromatic treasure extracted from Aquilaria trees that grow in Southeast Asia, particularly in India, Cambodia, Thailand, and Vietnam. Its story begins when the tree is wounded naturally or by human intervention, prompting it to release a fragrant resin that seeps into its fibers, creating the dark, valuable wood known as oud.

Once harvested, it is carefully purified and processed before reaching the markets, where it is used in incense and luxurious perfumes. Renowned for its deep, warm scent that blends opulence with spirituality, oud holds a special place in the Arab and Gulf regions, often burned in gatherings and special occasions.

It is available aswood chips, concentrated oil, or powder for incense blends. Among the most famous types are Indian, Cambodian, and Vietnamese oud,، with India and Laos being leading global sources.

It is not just a perfume, but a cultural and spiritual legacy that connects the past to the present, and embodies the meaning of authentic elegance across generations.