Malaysian Oud

Malaysian Oud oil is produced through the process of distilling the resinous heartwood of the Aquilaria tree. The wood chips are placed in water and heated to produce steam, which is then condensed to form the fragrant oil. The process requires expertise and is often done by skilled artisans.

The Aquilaria trees, which produce the resinous heartwood used to make Malaysian Oud oil, are found in various regions of Malaysia, including the states of Terengganu, Pahang, and Kelantan. The trees are typically found in forests at higher elevations and require specific conditions to grow, such as a suitable climate and soil type.

Malaysian Oud oil has a rich, woody, and complex fragrance, with notes of sweet and earthy undertones. Its unique aroma is often described as deep, warm, and resinous, with hints of spice and balsam. The fragrance is highly valued in the perfumery industry and is often used as a base note in luxury fragrances.