Oud Sheikh

Oud attar is a highly concentrated, traditional fragrance made from the essential oil of agarwood, which is known for its rich, complex, and woody scent. The oil is derived from the heartwood of aquilaria trees, primarily found in Southeast Asia. Oud has been used for centuries in perfumery, incense, and medicine, prized for its deep, resinous aroma.

The scent of oud attar is often described as warm, earthy, smoky, and balsamic, with hints of sweetness, woodiness, and sometimes even leather or medicinal notes. The intensity and character can vary depending on the quality and age of the oud used. Typically, oud attar is used in luxurious, high-end perfumes and is often worn for its longevity and the unique, rich experience it offers.

In addition to its fragrance, oud is often considered a symbol of wealth and status in various cultures, especially in the Middle East and Asia. It is also associated with spiritual rituals and meditation due to its calming and grounding properties.