Ensar Oud

Ensar Oud, an artisanal oud and attar perfume house

Ensar Oud is a perfume house operating under Oriscent LLC, presented as a project built over more than twenty years of fieldwork in the pursuit of oud and aromatic raw materials. Its catalog combines finished perfumes, oud oils, attars, agarwood chips, incense, and beads, with a focus on natural and rare-origin ingredients.

Perfumes and collections

The fragrance range is organized into several lines: EO Heritage, EO Privée, EO Leather, EO Semi-Bespoke, EO Bespoke, and EO Monuments, plus The Tourbillon. The house describes these creations as complete perfumes meant to be worn daily, evolving differently depending on the wearer's skin. Standout references in the catalog include Agura, EO 4: Sultan Mustafa, and Man Jadda.

Oud oils and attars

The oils section includes the categories Organic Oud, Wild Oud, Oud Extraits, Olde Oud, EO Platinum, and Oriscent. The house presents oil on the skin as the oldest and most direct way to wear fragrance, in pure concentration and with nothing between the aromatic and the person. Attars are offered as an entry point to the brand's universe, with compositions from different origins and aromatic profiles, and are also sold in discovery sets to compare several aromas side by side.

Raw materials and method

The house states it works with agarwood whose resin formed over decades, ambergris collected after years of oceanic drift, natural and ethical musk, florals commissioned from growers, and distillations supervised directly at the source. According to its account, some of these raw materials come from jungles that do not appear on the industry's usual supplier lists.

Other products: chips, incense, and beads

Alongside perfumes and oils, the catalog includes agarwood chips, incense sticks, and beads, plus a section linked to the Museum of Kodo. The shop has sections for new arrivals, articles, and a selection of products on sale.

Shipping and payment methods

The company states that orders ship the same day via DHL. On the checkout page, it accepts credit card, cryptocurrencies, coupons, and bank transfer for qualifying users, with gateways such as Visa, Stripe, MasterCard, Alipay, and Klarna.

Editorial content and background

The site maintains a section of articles on oud and raw materials, with titles such as "Thick Oud ≠ Good Oud," "Funk, Revisited," "What is Nu-Oud?," "Stranded in Trat," "Oud vs Durian," and "Agarwood: A Reality Check," plus travel stories like "Divorce in Taiwan." The house traces the origin of its activity to more than two decades pursuing what the old masters called "the green dragon's breath."