Collection: Thailand Oud Fragrances

The perfume note of Thailand oud unfolds with all the untamed intensity of natural agarwood. The opening is sharp and medicinal, with animalic, almost barnyard facets that announce a true oud rather than a polished substitute. Beneath that ferocity lies a dense woody heart, and as it develops, sweeter, fruity-balsamic undertones characteristic of Thai agarwood begin to glow through the darkness, smoothing the note into a resinous, long-lasting warmth.

It pairs magnificently with rose, saffron, amber, leather and incense, the classic companions that tame and frame its wildness. The mood is opulent and primal at once — ancient forests, smouldering resin and an unmistakable air of ceremony.

Thailand Oud

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