Ouds

Oud (oudh) — agarwood — is the most unmistakable material in perfumery: smoky, leathery and resinous, deeply animalic at first and warmly sweet as it settles. Every piece here is an oud oil, from pure Dehn Al Oud and Mukhallat blends to Flora Five interpretations of the great designer ouds.

An oud is not an attar: it is built on agarwood itself rather than on flowers or spices. Our ouds hold remarkably well on skin and shift character across the evening — one drop is always enough. Alcohol-free, in 3 ml, 6 ml and 12 ml. Looking for flower and spice attars with an oud note? See Attars with Oud Notes.

Oud oil, oudh or "oud attar"? People search for all three, and they mean the same thing: a perfume oil built on agarwood. Many shops call it oud attar; we keep the word attar for flower and spice blends, so every bottle on this page is an oud. Popular picks: White Arabian Oud (a white oud of saffron and amber), Black Oud (dark rose, saffron and agarwood), Caramel Oud (toffee and saffron), Louis Vuitton Les Sables Roses Inspired Oud (rose oud with saffron) and Dehn Al Oud Hindi (Indian agarwood with leather).

How to wear oud: one swipe on the wrist or behind the ear is enough; don't rub it in. A 3 ml oud starts at ₹299, so you can try one before choosing a bigger size. New to perfume oils? Read Attar vs Perfume: What's the Difference?