Al Oud

Bergamot opens the composition with a bright, citrus lift that cuts through the heavy resin immediately. The initial oud here is dense and resinous, presenting a leathery facet that feels immediate and bold.

Cambodian oud in the heart brings a wet, earthy quality that pairs with the damp soil scent of patchouli. Coumarin adds a smooth, hay-like sweetness that rounds out the sharper spicy edges without making the blend feel sugary.

The trail hangs in the air with a distinct weight, announcing the wearer's presence in a shared space. The resinous woods cling to fabric and skin for an extended period, requiring only a small amount to maintain that heavy presence throughout an evening out.

Indian and Assam oud form a dry, animalic foundation that feels like walking into a dimly lit library filled with old leather-bound books and polished wood panels.

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We matched these by the notes each one lists, giving more weight to the unusual ones they share. Sharing materials does not make one a copy of the other.

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