Welcome to Omry Fragrance, where we not only sell perfumes but also tell stories. We take you on an enchanting journey to the origins of one of the most precious and mysterious ingredients in the perfume world: Oudh.
The antiquity of Oudh
Oudh, also known as agarwood or aloeswood, has a history dating back to ancient times. Its use dates back more than a thousand years, with traces found in cultures from the Middle East to Southeast Asia. The agarwood from which Oudh is extracted comes from the Aquilaria tree, which grows in parts of India, Cambodia, Vietnam, and other tropical regions.
The secret of agarwood
What makes Oudh so unique is the natural process by which it is created. When the Aquilaria tree is traumatized, often by natural conditions or human intervention, the wood produces a dark, aromatic resin to protect itself. This resin, infused with the essence of the tree, ultimately becomes Oudh.
Harvesting the craft of Oudh
Collecting Oud is a delicate craft. It requires patience and craftsmanship. The trees must be harvested at the right time, and Oudh extraction is often done by hand. The process is intensive, but the result is a rare treasure with a deep, intoxicating scent.
Oudh in the perfume world
In the perfume world, Oud is considered one of the most valuable ingredients. It is known for its complex, woody, and often smoky aroma. The depth of its fragrance profiles makes it popular with perfumers who strive for creations that radiate timelessness and luxury.
Omry Fragrance: A Reverend Homage to Oudh
At Omry Fragrance we have a deep respect for the origins and craftsmanship of Oudh. Our collection of Arabic Oud Oil Perfumes is infused with this precious essence, and each bottle is a tribute to the rich history and unique character of Oud.
When you wear our perfumes, you are not just wearing a scent; you carry a story of age-old traditions, natural beauty, and the art of perfumery. Be enchanted by the magic of Oudh, as told by Omry Fragrance.
