OUD/AGARWOOD (LAOS)
Laos is the stated origin. Local producers document plantation-grown Aquilaria and distilled oud oils; this does not mean every Laotian oud is harvested or processed identically, or that the regional label identifies white oud or Buaya.
Oud, also called agarwood, can smell deeply woody and resinous, with leather, smoke and warm animalic facets. Some materials reveal sweetness, fruit or tobacco-like nuances; others emphasise drier wood. Animalic describes an olfactory impression, not an animal source. This range helps explain why one oud fragrance can feel rounded and another more earthy or challenging.
Natural agarwood is aromatic, resin-bearing wood formed in trees such as Aquilaria in response to damage and biological stresses. Its formation is not limited to infection by one particular mould. The selected wood can be distilled to produce oud oil. Perfumers can also construct oud impressions from other fragrance materials, so a listed note does not prove that natural oud oil is present. Flowers, spices and amber can frame the wood in different ways; the finished composition determines the balance and lasting power.
22 Products
- Xerjoff Alexandria II Parfum
- Anomalia Paris Umbra Oud Concentré
- Gritti Fragrances Florian
- Xerjoff Alexandria III Parfum
- Xerjoff Symphonium Parfum
- Xerjoff Alexandria II Body Powder
- Xerjoff Elixir Oil
- Xerjoff Jãbir Parfum
- Xerjoff Malesia Parfum
- Xerjoff 'ILM Parfum
- Xerjoff Alexandria Orientale Parfum
- Xerjoff Tempest Oil
- Xerjoff Alexandria II Attar Oil
- Xerjoff Black Sukar Attar Oil
- Xerjoff Mamluk Parfum
- Xerjoff Alexandria II Travel Perfume
- Les Eaux Primordiales Oud Superfluide
- Xerjoff Kemi Parfum
- Xerjoff Zafar Parfum
- Xerjoff Alexandria II Perfumed Hair Mist
- Tiziana Terenzi Halley
- Xerjoff Tempest Parfum
