Eau de Parfum Oriental Oud

Eau de Parfum Oud Orient

Woody Oriental Perfume — the wood of the gods, between depth and sensuality

This is the story of a tree that heals its wounds by creating a resin with an incomparable scent. Aquilaria crassna, the "fragrance wood," grows in the tropical forests of Southeast Asia, and the rare oud it produces has acquired ancestral spiritual and medicinal value.

Buddhists burn it for deeper meditation. Celebrated for its woody and leathery nuances, perfumery has made it one of its most prized raw materials, shrouded in luxury and mystery, capable of captivating both women and men. Nose: Marie Duchêne