Oud

Royal resinous wood

Oud

Oud (agarwood, aloeswood) is the resin-infused wood of an Aquilaria tree infected by a specific fungus. It is among the world's most expensive raw materials and forms the heart of Arab, Indian and modern European niche perfumery. Its character is deep, animalic-woody, smoky and exceptionally complex.

Key aspects

  • ◆The most expensive raw material in perfumery (up to thousands of EUR/kg)
  • ◆Origin: Cambodia, Laos, Assam, Borneo
  • ◆Aroma: woody, smoky, leathery, medicinal
  • ◆Available as pure oil (dehn al oud) and in compositions

Perfumes in the catalogue

Perfume list — Oud

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What type „Oud" is linked to in the catalogue

Backlinks calculated from the “Relationship map” in the B2B section — categories that appear alongside this entry in the ingredient encyclopaedia and among suppliers. The number indicates shared occurrences.

Relationship structure

Země: Indie · ×2Země: Kambodža · ×2Země: Laos · ×2Země: Thajsko · ×2Země: Vietnam · ×2CountriesTradice: Arabská parfumerie · ×2Tradice: Francouzská parfumerie · ×2TraditionsZnačky / domy: Hermitage Oils · ×1Brands / houses Centre Oud

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In the B2B catalogue

Where type „Oud" is used in the ingredient encyclopaedia

Backlinks to the B2B section — ingredient categories and suppliers where this term appears. 2 items · 1 suppliers.

Suppliers

  • SUP-002Hermitage Oils · Italy