Raw Oud Wood

Notes: Grass, wood, damp stone, smoke, hot cocoa powder

If you haven’t used any East Indonesian oud woods before, you are in for a real treat. Imagine yourself outdoors and sitting around a campfire or walking through the forest just after its rained. The species is Gyrinops rather than the usual Aquilaria of mainland South East Asia. This Gyrinops is distinct and offers less spice and brings a grassy sweetness instead. Great choice for fumigation of clothes, especially paired with one of our Indonesian oud oils. An excellent oud wood at a great price.

Notes: Leather, berry, chicory, chocolate

Medium-colored pieces, are packed with the Cambodian sweetness so popular in the oud world. With notes of leather, berry, chicory, and chocolate, this oud wood is great for scenting clothes—and rooms—and pairs beautifully with one of our Cambodi or Thai oud oils. Wild harvested and sourced from Cambodia.

Notes: Damp earth, fennel, spice

Hard, medium-sized pieces with a handsome amount of resin imbedded in each piece. The burn is long lasting, and starts with an undeniable scent, reminiscent of damp earth after a mid-afternoon tropical storm. This classic start gives way to a sweeter, headier note as resin appears and the smoke begins its smoldering dance. Tarakan Island is located off the coast of East Kalimantan in Indonesia close to the Malaysian border. The majority of the island is covered in mangrove swamps, which happen to be prime growing ground for Oud wood. Some of the most unrivaled Indonesian oud woods and oudoils come from the wild-harvested trees of Tarakan, and in our search for the finest burn in the world, your friends at Oudimentary unearthed a lovely batch for your burners at a mid-range price.

Notes: Cinnamon, tamarind, freshly baked bread

Offers a long burning, syrupy smoke with an initial hit of subdued spice and main notes of cinnamon, tamarind, and freshly baked bread. Not a particularly sweet burn, like most Malaysian and Indonesian oud woods, but a beautiful one for sure—great for fumigation of clothing. Produces a long burning, syrupy smoke. Beautiful pieces.Oudify your life with some of our Malaysian Special.

Hailing from the Sultanate of Terengganu on the Northeastern most part of the Malaysian peninsula, our Malaysian Special is a classic example of a hard, resinous Malaysian oud wood from the Aquilaria Malaccensis species. Wild harvested.

Notes: Cinnamon, chicory, roasted hazelnut, burnt sugar

Available for a limited time! Oudimentary sources this oud wood from a supplier native to the Assam region. He divides his time between South East Asia and Assam, overseeing his farms, from which this oud wood is harvested. These are smaller pieces and similar to our Super Assam oud wood with a good amount of resin. Notes include cinnamon, chicory, roasted hazelnut, and burnt sugar amongst others. Not too sweet, as is common with Indian oud woods, but a lovely scent profile which is great for fumigation.

Notes: Wood, spice, chocolate, cocoa

Raw oud blend that has been ground to a powder. Burns quick and leaves a great oud scent behind!

Notes: Classic Chocolate, Leather, Earthy

This jewel from Southwest Thailand exudes the classic chocolate and leathery notes of a Cambodi oud wood with the sharp, earthy smokiness typical of high grade Thai oud woods. Our acquisition team worked hard to bring you an oud wood fitting of your regal taste and we are sure you will appreciate this phenomenal wood. Paired with our Private Reserve Cambodi oud oil, you have a match that quite simply, might be the most beautiful scent in the world.