The Oud collection consists of three different types of Oud:
- Prashini Oud (Quarter Tola)
- Ceylonese Oud (Quarter Tola)
- Amiri Oud (Quarter Tola)
Prashini Oud is a type of Oud taken from the Oud trees in the Prashini region of India. It is characterized by its strong, hot, and smoky scent and is used in many religious traditions and celebrations.
Ceylonese Oud is a type of Oud taken from Sri Lanka and is characterized by its sweet, smoky, and deep scent. This type of Oud is used in perfumery and incense making, as well as in traditional medicine for its therapeutic properties.
Amiri Oud is a type of Oud taken from ancient trees in Southeast Asia and is characterized by its strong, deep, and hot scent. This type of Oud is used in the production of luxury perfumes and is considered one of the most expensive types of Oud in the world.
