$520 – $4,160 You’re reading this because 1) You love oud wood, or 2) You soon will… and then you’ll re-read this to find out what makes these pieces extra-special. If you already bliss out...see more >>
$24,400 I've talked a lot about the emerging agarwood industry in places like China and Vietnam. A new breed of cultivated 'wild' wood. The kind you can buy in shops on the main street or even ...see more >>
$5,100 – $7,050 I’ve spent the better part of life chasing agarwood nuggets the size of my thumb. I remember the kind of agarwood I held in Cambodia 15 years ago – irreplaceable pieces we had cu...see more >>
$5,000 This is an old, old piece of Jayapuran wood that was kept aside when pioneers ventured into the Papuan jungles for the first time. With a soft veneer that’s characteristic of old a...see more >>
$3,300 – $5,920 Imagine you could step through your front door into a fragrant cloud of Ertugrul Gazi sprinkled across your living room. A ...see more >>
$6,999 This piece isn’t pitch black like people (falsely) expect the best agarwood to be — but it's the crème de la crème of the oud world. Old-school Brunei. When we talk ...see more >>
$690 – $5,550 This is my personal stash of rare high mountain Jayapura pieces, rich with the semi-dry spiciness of wild Balkan oregano, covered by a rich layer of fruitless vintage oudiness. It’s a...see more >>
$9,425 – $22,680 We tend to be cynical and skeptical. I see people talking about he SQ oils with sarcasm and cynicism. I get it. ...see more >>
$1,000 – $2,000 Labels are losing their meaning. When you hear “kinam” you must assume it means the imitation plantation kind, not ...see more >>
