Oud Nuh by Oriscent is like nothing I had ever experienced before. From the very first whiff, it challenged everything I thought I knew about Indian oud. It’s as if the spirit of a lush Cambodi met the depth of an Assamese jungle, creating something that defies simple classification.
What struck me was the balance. Assam ouds often come with that bold, unmistakable punch—intense and overwhelming. But Oud Nuh? It’s different. It’s refined, softer, with a sweetness that hints at Borneo’s elegance and a fruitiness that reminds me of the finest Cambodis. And yet, it never loses its Hindi soul. The usual barnyard sharpness is toned down, leaving an aroma that’s steady and unchanging—a quiet, meditative essence that lingers with you all day, grounding you in its timeless presence.
Distilled from 80-year-old trees in a secluded Assamese jungle, Oud Nuh feels sacred, almost otherworldly. It’s not just a fragrance; it’s a connection to something greater—a gift that humbles you with every inhale. For me, it’s the scent of serenity, a fragrance that whispers of the divine and carries a deep spirituality in every drop.
The bottle shown is slightly below the full capacity due to previous decants, but has never been used for personal use.
The price is for a 1g High Recovery Vial
(The photo depicts the original 3g crystal Oriscent bottle)