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Hello Graz!

Hello Graz!
Since October 1st, we have been operating a PopUp Store in the heart of the city of Graz. The small store is filled with a wide selection of brands and fragrances from our range. Located not far from Frankowitsch Delicatessen… Continue reading

Oud – The ancient Gold

Oud – The ancient Gold

Oud, also known as Agarwood or Aloeswood, is a highly prized and rare resinous wood that has been used for centuries in various cultures across the world. The wood comes from the Aquilaria tree, which is native to Southeast Asia, and is produced when the tree becomes infected with a type of mold. This infection leads to the formation of a dark, resinous heartwood that is highly aromatic and has a distinct, musky scent.

Oud Wood has a rich heritage and has been used for centuries in traditional medicines, religious ceremonies, and perfumery. It has been valued for its healing properties, with practitioners using it to treat various ailments such as headaches, rheumatism, and digestive issues. In some cultures, it is also used as incense during religious ceremonies and is believed to have spiritual and mystical properties.

In modern times, Oud Wood has become highly sought after in the world of luxury perfumery. It is used as a base note in many high-end fragrances, providing a woody, musky, and slightly sweet aroma. Its unique scent profile makes it a popular choice for both men's and women's fragrances, with some of the world's most renowned perfumers incorporating it into their creations.

The smell of Oud Wood is complex and multi-faceted. It has a deep, woody aroma with notes of smokiness, earthiness, and sweetness. The scent can be described as exotic and alluring, with a certain mystique that has captivated people for centuries. Its warm and inviting aroma can be both comforting and sensuous, making it a popular choice for those looking for a fragrance that exudes luxury and sophistication.

Overall, Oud Wood is a highly prized and coveted material that has been used for centuries in various cultures across the world. Its rich heritage, unique scent profile, and wide range of uses make it a truly remarkable material that will continue to captivate people for many years to come.

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Frankincense - The cultural treasure of Oman

Frankincense - The cultural treasure of Oman
Frankincense has been a part of Omani culture and heritage for centuries. It is a product of the Boswellia tree, which is native to the Dhofar region in southern Oman, and has been harvested there for over 5,000 years. In ancient times, frankincense was considered more valuable than gold… Continue reading

Quentin Bisch – the modern scent conductor

Quentin Bisch – the modern scent conductor
Quentin Bisch has become one of the big players in the industry. Listening to him wax lyrical about scents, you can sense his fervent passion for this art form. His career path is also rather atypical for a perfumer as he first studied music and then became the creative director… Continue reading

Haut parfumerie by Mark Buxton

Haut parfumerie by Mark Buxton
This Collection is dedicated to the perfumer Mark Buxton. Mark looks back to a long and impressive career in perfumery. Born in England, he grew up close to Hamburg and fell in love with Paris… Continue reading
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