| Description | Top – Blackcurrant, Rose, Geranium, Jasmine.
Heart – Oud, Leather, Sandalwood, Gaiacwood, Patchouly, Vetiver.
Base – Amber, Civet, Raspberry, Vanilla | Top : Jasmine, Tangerine, Woody
Heart : Saffron, Rose, Aquatic, Ambery
Base : White Musk, Amber | Indian sandalwood, scientifically known as Santalum album, is one of the most precious and highly sought-after sandalwood species in the world. It is native to southern India and has been prized for centuries for its rich, distinctive fragrance and numerous applications. |
- TOP : Bergamot – Litsea Cubeba – Lavandin
- Heart : Jasmine – White Cedar Apple – Rose
- Base : Dry Mossy – Amber – Sandalwood – Tonka Bean
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Red sandalwood, also known as Pterocarpus santalinus, is a valuable and aromatic wood species native to India, particularly the southern regions like Andhra Pradesh. It is highly prized for its rich, deep red color and its use in a variety of applications
| Top : Bergamot, Aldehydic Notes, White Peach, Clove From Java
Heart : Bulgarian Rose, Alliance of Delicate Hyacinth, Violet and Jasmine.
Base : Oakmoss, Solar and Woody, Vanilla, White Musk |
| Content | Immerse yourself in the opulent allure of Oud Moattar Ameeri, a fragrance that exudes sophistication and mystery. Let the top notes of blackcurrant, rose, geranium, and jasmine transport you to a garden of blooming flowers, while the heart notes of oud, leather, sandalwood, gaiacwood, patchouly, and vetiver envelop you in a rich tapestry of woody and earthy accords. Finally, succumb to the irresistible allure of the base notes, where amber, civet, raspberry, and vanilla create a warm and intoxicating aura that lingers on your skin, leaving an unforgettable trail of elegance and sensuality wherever you go. | | Characteristics and Growth
- Botanical Features: Indian sandalwood is a small to medium-sized tree, typically growing to about 8-12 meters in height. It has leathery leaves and small, inconspicuous flowers.
- Heartwood: The heartwood is where the valuable sandalwood oil is concentrated. It is yellowish-brown, dense, and produces a distinct, long-lasting fragrance.
Uses and Applications
- Perfumery and Fragrance:
- Sandalwood Oil: Extracted from the heartwood, sandalwood oil is a key ingredient in high-end perfumes, incense, and essential oils due to its deep, woody aroma.
- Cosmetics: Used in lotions, creams, and soaps for its moisturizing and soothing properties.
- Traditional Medicine:
- Ayurveda: Indian sandalwood has been used in Ayurvedic medicine for its purported health benefits, including anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, and calming effects.
- Home Remedies: It is often used in homemade treatments for skin conditions, fevers, and digestive issues.
- Religious and Spiritual Practices:
- Rituals and Ceremonies: Sandalwood paste and incense are commonly used in Hindu and Buddhist rituals, symbolizing purity and sanctity.
- Meditation: The calming scent of sandalwood is believed to enhance meditation and spiritual practices.
| The immortal fragrance of fresh citrus with a heavenly and crispy note of the leather that is mixed with finest quality agarwood powder in pure concentrated oud oil that makes a fragrance which travels alongwith you forever…! | | A fragrant journey that begins with the elegance of Bergamot, Aldehydic Notes, White Peach, and Java Clove at the top. The heart blooms with the alliance of Bulgarian Rose, delicate Hyacinth, Viola, Jasmine, and a touch of sweet Honey. As the scent settles, the base unveils the richness of Oakmoss, Solar & Woody tones, Vanilla, and White Musk—a captivating symphony of sensory allure. |
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