Wood Oud

Origin and History
Wood Oud pays homage to the maritime spice routes of the 15th-century Malacca Sultanate, a bustling trade empire ruled by Sultan Mansur Shah. Strategically located on the Malay Peninsula, Malacca welcomed ships from across Asia, bringing precious aromatics such as oud harvested from nearby tropical forests. In the sultan’s court, skilled perfumers blended these resins and woods to create luxurious scents that graced royal banquets and diplomatic meetings. Wood Oud embodies the essence of those fragrant exchanges, reflecting a time when towering ships and elegant courtiers shaped the destinies of kingdoms.

Earthy and Grounding
Wood Oud is a rich, smoky fragrance that highlights the natural splendor of aromatic woods, capturing the soul of a thriving maritime era.

• Top Notes: Subtle spice and herbal accents evoke the lively harbors, where merchants traded stories and treasures.
• Middle Notes: Deep oud and earthy patchouli form a textured heart, recalling the dense, humid forests that supplied these prized ingredients.
• Base Notes: Creamy sandalwood and warm amber provide a smooth, enduring finish, echoing the graceful halls of a sultan’s palace under lantern-lit skies.

Gender: Masculine. Ideal for those who appreciate bold, historically resonant scents that celebrate the intersection of nature, culture, and regal splendor.