Oud Sahabi

Presenting ‘Sultani Burmi’ as one of the Qadeem (Vintage) from the Diwan. It is smell of regality and stately ambience that these historic courts represent, fostering a profound connection with Oman's illustrious history.

The portrayal of Oman as a prosperous and modern nation today dates back to the 1970s when late H.M. Sultan Qaboos bin Said Al Said ascended the throne. Known as the architect of modern Oman, Sultan Qaboos transformed the country into an economically stable and internationally recognized state, all while maintaining its historic elegance and cultural charm.

The Royal Court of Oman, under his reign, became a symbol of hospitality, diplomacy, and grandeur. It's known for hosting illustrious guests, showcasing Oman’s cultural richness combined with a distinct sense of hospitality. The court also performed vital administrative functions, aiding in the execution of Sultan Qaboos' vision for a vibrant and forward-looking nation.

The Regal dignity were gifted Oud, particularly the ‘ Burmi’ that found favor with the late Sultan Qaboos of Oman. This Burmi Oud is a scent of heightened refinement and luxuriance—indeed a rare aromatic treasure.

Used for illustrious guest in the majestic halls of the Palace of Oman, the Burmi Oud paints a portrait of sophisticated elegance. It carries a rich, deep scent that often harkens one back to the dense forests from where the Agarwood, the heartwood from which Oud is derived, is harvested.

Each drop of the Burmi Oud alludes to an age of unparalleled extravagance and aristocracy. The late Sultan Qaboos, whose refined tastes were globally renowned, held this particular fragrance in high esteem. Thus, the Burmi Oud was not merely a scent in the palace but symbolized a union of secular royalty and celestial nature, making it an intrinsic part of the Sultanate's mystique.

This Burmi Oud resonates to this day after three decades a harmonious symphony left behind by Sultan Qaboos.

A tribute to his exquisite taste and a testament to a time of divine opulence that was. The Burmi Oud is, thus, an olfactory salute to a legacy that was innate, personal, and unique to the late Sultan.

Now, you too, can own a part of this luxurious heritage as it makes its way into our private offering.

 
Notes:

Immerse yourself in the enigmatic allure of Burmi Oud from the Sultani Collection, a scent that promises a journey through the heart of a mystical forest.

At first encounter, whispers of faint, tantalizing Blackcurrant Purple interlace with a harmonious blend of sweet and sour notes, creating an inviting prelude. This initial sweetness is meticulously veiled by a soft, white floral lace, teasing the senses with its delicate presence.

As the scented experience deepens, the air is imbued with the reverent incense of Oud, a sacred essence that signals the presence of luxury and tradition.

The fragrance reveals a mature Tobacco element, that gently tugs at the opening bouquet, adding a robust depth to the aromatic profile.

The top note carries the smoky signature of Sultani Oud oils, seamlessly intertwined with the lusciousness of sweet honey and the subtle, pastoral scent of sweet hay. This rich and golden sweetness encapsulates the essence of opulence and nature's bounty.

At its core, a resinous Oud character persists, firmly anchoring the fragrance with its potent charm. The Agarwood's warmth at a low temperature unfolds a deep, woodsy aroma. It's a scent that is both grounding and transcendent, capturing the raw, untamed spirit of wild agarwood.

Collection: Sultan Qaboos
Origin: Burma (Myanmmar)
Harvest: Wild
Category: Vintage
Era: Early 1990’s
Distillation Style: Hydro
Style: Traditional Wood Fired

Koh Chang is an island located in the Gulf of Thailand, just off the Trat province. This island is home to a unique Crassna species of agarwood that sets it apart from the rest of Thailand. This strain is a rare treat, unadulterated by the false methods of force harvesting that have plagued the region's plantations, destroying the indigenous way of agarwood.

The jungles of Koh Chang have long been known to produce some of the world's finest agarwood oils. The Crassna strain grown here is particularly special, and it is perfect for use in spring and hot summer weather.

When you first experience the fragrance of Koh Chang agarwood oil, it opens with a tangy burst of fresh and sour blueberries that leaves a trail of fruity aroma around you. As you delve deeper into the scent, you'll notice the dominant and enchanting scent of rose petals, infused with the rich depth of saffron that appeals to your senses. The fusion of moist tobacco and tonka brings a layer of complexity, making the scent even more profound and rich.

Meanwhile, in the background, the scent of sizzling oud chips incense lingers, enhancing the enchanting experience even further. This distinctive Crassna strain agarwood hails from the mountains of Koh Chang and is undoubtedly a rare find, coveted by oud enthusiasts worldwide.

Exploring the hidden gems and unique creations that the world of oud has to offer is an ongoing journey, and Koh Chang agarwood oil is a magnificent example of the rare and exquisite oud oils that await discovery.

The Bhutan region, nestled between the snow-capped Himalayan ranges, remains an enigmatic place shrouded in mystique. The rough terrain and severe weather conditions make it a challenging place to harvest the rarest Agarwood oil - the Bhutan Vintage oud oil - a scent as rare and unique as kinam.

Royal Bhutan Qadeem is a oud oil from Sultan Qaboos Collection and this oil embodies the essence of the Hindi classic genre. The wild and mature Agallocha harvested from the region is utilized in its making, yielding a scent that is unmatched and truly one-of-a-kind.

Stored in an Amouage-designed gold vermeil flask with 92.5 german silver hallmark and still kept in a traditional camel flask, Bhutan Qadeem is a resplendent and majestic masterpiece, fit for a sultan.

The smoky distillation of Bhutan Qadeem rival's the Tripura King, harkening back to a bygone era of wild oud wood. Its magnetic hit of smokiness slowly gives way to a sour fruity heart that dances on the senses, followed by notes of roasted black tea and subtle spice teak. The creamy sandalwood essence comes to the fore, intertwined with hints of hay, faint greenery, and soft suede leather.

As the fragrance evolves, a moist cherry tobacco fragrance lingers in the air, entwined with the soaked Agallocha and Burmi cousins. Bhutan Qadeem is a rare and exquisite oil that stands alone in its magnificence, an ode to the grandeur of a bygone era. It exudes a sublime and beautiful aura that is truly unparalleled - a treasure that has been crafted with the utmost love and care for the discerning connoisseur.

Packaging

12g comes in Ahom World beautiful Rosewood box with the Khanjar emblem on it that is found in the Omani flag with green velvet inside. You can Further use the box by removing the oud bottle casing. 

2.5g bottle comes in our green carboard box with black velvet inside.