Oud 53
Fragrance notes
Character
Oud 53 opens with a thick slice of Thailand oud that feels resinous and raw. The rose sits beside it, soft and slightly powdery, keeping the wood from feeling completely dry. Laotian oud enters soon after, adding a damp, forest-floor depth that changes the shape of the scent. Sandalwood smooths the edges without hiding the roughness underneath.
The animalic accord gives the fragrance a warm, lived-in character that suits a cold night and a heavy coat. It feels at home in a dim room with wood furniture and low light. The fresh spicy accord lifts the dense woods just enough to keep the air moving. This is a scent built for close contact and quiet conversations, not for bright mornings or open spaces.
Indian oud anchors the base with a dark, almost tarry weight. The blend stays firmly in woody and oud territory from start to finish. It is composed by Shadi Samra and stays true to its oriental woody structure. The rose never takes over, and the sandalwood never fully tames the resin. It ends on the deep, unmistakable note of oud.
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