Get in touch and specify what you are looking for: the origin, grade, form, approximate quantity, and the segment you target in your Saudi market. The clearer the picture, the more precise our offer.

Before committing to a large quantity, evaluate the sample yourself: the scent when heated, the grade, and the sorting. This step protects your deal and builds trust between us.

Based on your specifications, we prepare a quote that clarifies the origin, grade, quantity, and price transparently, with no later surprises.

After you agree on the offer, we prepare the shipment and export it to the Kingdom with documentation of source and type, to complete the entry procedures through the point of arrival.

Shop owners in the Kingdom who want a regular supply of material with known source and grade, in varieties that cover their different customer segments.

Those who use oud as a raw material in their compositions and need consistency in quality and clarity of source for every batch.

Those who distribute to the Kingdom's markets and regions and need a partner who documents their shipments and provides scalable quantities as their business grows.

Those starting a venture in the oud trade within Saudi Arabia who want a measured beginning through suitable quantities before expanding.

Hotels and establishments that make burning oud part of the hospitality experience and need a regular supply of consistent quality.

We deal directly with oud extractors and producers in the archipelago, not through layers of middlemen. This relationship is what lets us know the wood before it reaches your warehouse.

We declare where the oud came from and what its grade is, and we do not sell enhanced as natural nor scarcity as abundance. For us, clarity is a commitment, not a marketing choice.

We export to the Gulf and Saudi Arabia as our primary destination, and we recognize oud's place in the majlis and hospitality, so we direct our supply toward what genuinely serves this use.

We take oud-trade regulation seriously within the CITES framework, and document source and type from the export side to serve your import procedures.

We operate in Arabic and understand the market's context and language, so there is no language barrier nor cultural intermediary between you and the source of your oud.

We export from Indonesia to the Kingdom with shipment documentation, and we make clear, frankly, what we handle and what the Saudi competent authorities handle.

Yes. The Saudi market is at the forefront of our destinations, and we ship from the Indonesian archipelago to the Kingdom with shipment documentation of source, type, and grade. Destination details and arrangements are set within each order according to its size and nature, and the best way to begin is to request a quote with your order's specifications.

Shipments arrive at the Kingdom's main ports and points of entry, and from there are completed to your city and warehouse. We handle the export from Indonesia and the shipment documentation, while the entry procedures are completed through the point of arrival in the Kingdom. The precise city and route we agree on within your order's arrangements.

We document the shipment from the export side: the source, type, grade, and the documents accompanying the oud. As for the customs entry procedures in the Kingdom, they are subject to the regulations of the competent Saudi authorities, and they change and vary by shipment, so we advise reviewing the customs and competent authorities in the Kingdom for their official details. We do not announce specific procedures or fees so as not to mislead you with information that may not apply to your case.

A wide part of the Saudi market — as is common in the trade — leans toward types with a warm, deep character suited to majlis and hospitality. And the archipelago's origins cover a broad spectrum that lets you choose what suits your segment. We avoid claiming that any particular origin is "the best for Saudis" outright; it is more accurate to evaluate a sample and determine what suits your customers specifically.

Yes, and we strongly encourage it. Oud is judged by the senses before the numbers, and requesting a sample before wholesale is the sound practice that protects your deal and lets you evaluate the scent, grade, and sorting yourself. Review the samples program to choose what suits your evaluation.

The minimum depends on the origin, grade, and form, since available quantities differ from one variety to another. We prefer clarity over general figures, so specify your need in a quotation request and we will answer for your order specifically. The store also offers tiers starting from a sample, then larger quantities priced according to the order's size.

There is no single fixed price for oud because it is not a uniform commodity. The price is set by the intersection of origin, grade, quantity, form, and treatment. The higher the grade or the rarer the origin, the higher the price per kilogram, and the larger the quantity, the lower the cost per kilogram. Request a quote with your order's specifications to get an exact figure instead of a general estimate.

We agree on payment arrangements within each deal according to its size and the nature of the business relationship, and we make sure they are clear and written down before shipping. We prefer to discuss the details directly at the quotation stage rather than publishing general terms that may not suit every order.

Buying directly from Indonesia shortens the chain of middlemen, which is reflected in the price and in the clarity of source and grade. It also gives you a direct relationship with those who know the wood before selling it, instead of layers of local and regional brokerage that separate you from the material's origin and raise its cost. This is the essence of what we offer the Saudi trader.

Indonesian oud is among the origins most present in Gulf taste generally and Saudi taste specifically, with a broad aromatic spectrum from the quieter types to the deepest in presence. The diversity of the archipelago's origins — Kalimantan, Sumatra, Papua, and Merauke — lets you cover multiple segments of your customers in the Kingdom.

We commit to documenting source, type, and grade, and we take oud-trade regulation seriously within the framework of the CITES convention, which regulates — not bans — the oud trade across borders. The precise documents required on entry vary and are determined by the competent authorities in the Kingdom, and we discuss what pertains to your shipment within the order's details.

Yes. We deal with oud and fragrance shops, Saudi perfume houses, distributors, business owners, and hospitality providers. Regular-supply arrangements are built around your need and volume, and the best way to begin is a quotation request in which we clarify what we can provide.

Yes. Many Saudi traders prefer to diversify their order across origins and grades to cover different segments of their customers — from everyday hospitality grades to majlis and gift grades. Specify what you want in the quotation request and we will prepare an offer that brings it together.

The time depends on the origin, grade, quantity, and stock readiness at the time of order, in addition to the shipping and documentation arrangements and the entry procedures in the Kingdom. Because these factors change, we do not announce a fixed duration that may not hold true for your order; we clarify the expected time within the quote according to your order's details.

Begin by telling us your need through a quotation request or direct contact, then request a sample to evaluate the variety, then receive a quote with your specifications, and after agreement we prepare the shipment and export it documented to the Kingdom. The first step is always a conversation in which you determine what suits your market.