One of  the most thicker agarwood oil is originated in North-east states of India. This Indian Oud is most regarded in Arabian Culture in Middle Ease as well as in World’s most expensive perfumes, thus it is the most expensive oil in world.

 

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• Smell notes: It had Very Leathery potent, Oudy, bitter sweet, sugary barn, woody, reminiscent of soft spices and honey. In one line we can say, it’s Sweet barnyard and longlasting leathery with lucrative honey softness.

Botanical Name: Aquilaria agallocha

Origin: Nagaland

Distillation method: Hydro distilled  

Batch: 2022

Oud Nagaland (Nagaland Agarwood) is highly revered by connoisseurs as one of the most authentic, complex, and “wild” profiles within the Hindi (Indian) Oud family. Sourced from the mountainous, dense rainforests of Nagaland in Northeast India—a region sharing a border with Myanmar—this oud is distilled from the resinous heartwood of infected Aquilaria agallocha trees.

Because of its unique microclimate and geography, Nagaland oud offers a bridge between the classic, aggressive heat of traditional Assam oud and the smoother, fruitier nuances of Burmese profiles.

A Note for Buyers: Because pure, wild-harvested Nagaland oud is incredibly rare and expensive, it is usually sold as a precious, neat oil extract (Attar) in small vials (1ml to 3ml) or as premium wood chips for incense burning. If you see commercial spray bottles labeled "Nagaland Oud," they are typically modern Western interpretations that blend synthetic or farmed Nagaland oud accords with brighter notes like bergamot, saffron, or musk to make it more approachable.