OUDH ATTAR ASSAM

Our Oudh Attar is prepared from the flowers of Pimpinella Anisum following the traditional techniques. The attar is offered in the sandalwood base. The odor of the attar is a balanced combination of tea-like aroma and soft sweetness of the flowers. The soothing aroma of pure Oudh attar oil is considered to have cooling property, which makes its useful in the preparation of lotions and ointments for boils, bruises and skin inflammations. Agarwood oil also called by Oud oil in gulf (Middle East) and also we can say Aloes wood, Eaglewood, Gaharu oil, Aquilaria oil etc. Agarwood tree is call Sanchi plant in Assam. Sanchi plant or the Agarwood tree is one of the precious gifts of nature deeply associated with the cultural heritage of Assam since ancient time. Healthy agarwood is relatively light and pale colored. When the wood is infected by a disease in the wild, the infection process produces a dark aromatic resin in response to the attack. This results in a very dense, dark, resin embedded hardwood. This resin is highly prized and commands an exceptionally high value because of its distinctive fragrance and medicinal benefits. The oil is conventionally obtained by the water distillation process. Agarwood oil can be applied directly to the skin. Pure agarwood oil has a slow release effect lasting at least 8 hours. A small amount of agarwood oil can be added to other oils to give a rich and complex depth and to fix the aroma of middle or top notes in perfume blending. Pure agarwood oil is also burned as incense, especially in Japan. It is used in spiritual ceremonies or holy occasions as a temple offering in the Muslim, Hindu and Buddhist traditions. When used in aromatherapy agarwood oil (Oud oil) may help to treat anxiety, stress, depression and other nervous system disorders. Agarwood oil is used to treat cirrhosis of the liver, kidney problems and lung and stomach tumours. Agarwood oil is also used as an anti-rheumatic, an anti-convulsant, an anti-asthmatic, and a carminative diuretic as well as an . Our Agarwood Oil, also known as Oud oil, Aloes wood oil, and many other names depending on location, is extremely rare and precious natural oil obtained from several species of Agarwood (Aquilaria sp.) trees. It originates in North Eastern India. Oud comes from the species Aquilaria agollocha, and is plantation grown in Assam, India, and an area originally known to have an abundance of naturally occurring agarwood trees While there are still wild agarwood trees to be found in inaccessible forest regions, they are extremely rare and very difficult to obtain. By purchasing agarwood oil from cultivated trees, we help reduce damage to the last remaining wild agarwood trees, and to the forests in which the precious agarwood trees grow. The fragrance of Agarwood comes from a process where fungi infect the trees, producing an oleoresin which saturates the wood. It is through this oleoresin saturated wood where Oud develops its aroma. The fragrance is complex, deep and woody there are many grades of Agarwood and the highest quality wood is extremely expensive. In fact, the first-grade wood is one of the most expensive natural products in the world and the essential oil from wild agarwood trees is one of the most expensive oils in the world. Since we source our Oud from trees that are cultivated – not from wild or endangered trees – we are able to supply very decent oil at a more affordable price.