Vintage Wild “Cambodian Leopard” Oud (A++ Grade) (Aquilaria Crassna) Vintage “Cambodian Leopard “ Oud oil was distilled in 1985 and is a super grade, wild harvested and is a very settled thick oud. It has the traditional Cambodian Oud profile with a very clean, spicy & sweet notes. This is a very pleasant fragrance. It has earned the name “Cambodian Leopard” Due to it’s strong but constant profile that does not fluctuate from application to dry down, Just as the Clouded Leopard patiently and with strength stalks it’s prey. We have had the best feedback on this oil out off all except for our Kinam oil which is double the price. Wild Oud oil is a very rare commodity and Oudh is now being used as an investment. In the world, Aloeswood is the most prized of all incenses, and the purest Aloeswood is pound-for-pound more expensive than gold! Aloeswood trees have sweet-smelling flowers, and are native to Northern India, Laos, Cambodia, Burma, Malaysia, Indonesia and Vietnam. When an Aloes tree has fallen (from natural causes), a dark resin forms within its heartwood. This resin forms as an immune response, and the heartwood is then harvested for incense and medicinal uses. The older the tree, the better the quality, and the more expensive the wood. Aloeswood incense is used for both medicinal and spiritual purposes. As a medicine, it is a remedy for nervous disorders. For non-medicinal purposes, it is used to help people get in touch with their spiritual side, and thus, it is in high demand as a meditation aid. Those who use aloeswood incense claim that it has a great calming effect on the mind. But Aloes isn't just for medical and spiritual uses. Many feel it is a powerful aphrodisiac, and in some cultures the women scent their clothes as well as themselves with it. * All perfumes should be kept out of reach of children and patch tested on skin before use.
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