Rare & Collector Materials

Hydrodistilled Aquilaria crassna oil. CITES Appendix II — supplied only against a documented permit pathway.

Steam-distilled Rosa damascena from the Rose Valley — crystalline, cool-topped and transparent.

Iris pallida rhizome butter after multi-year maturation — violet, powdery, and among the most expensive naturals in use.

Resinous Aquilaria crassna heartwood chips for burning. CITES Appendix II.

Polianthes tuberosa absolute — creamy, narcotic, green-waxy and unmistakable.

Narcissus poeticus from the Massif Central — green, hay-like, bitter and deeply unusual.

Osmanthus fragrans absolute — apricot, leather and tea in a single material.

Hand-picked Crocus sativus stigmas from the Taliouine region — leathery, honeyed and metallic.

Eriocephalus punctulatus — a deep blue Cape endemic, fruity, herbaceous and unusually soft.

Steam-distilled Boswellia carterii oil — bright terpenic lift over a dry, resinous, faintly citric body.

Dhofari Boswellia sacra tears, sorted by the traditional colour-and-size grading.

Steam-distilled Commiphora myrrha — warm, bitter-balsamic, medicinal and deeply tenacious.

Steam-distilled Santalum album heartwood oil — creamy, lactonic, exceptionally tenacious.

Steam-distilled vetiver root oil — earthy, smoky and rooty with pronounced tenacity.

First fraction from Comorian ylang distillation — the most volatile and most prized cut.

Steam-distilled bitter orange blossom — green, honeyed, radiant and unmistakably fresh.

Solvent-extracted bitter orange blossom — honeyed, indolic and far more tenacious than neroli.

Rosa centifolia absolute — deep, honeyed and spicy, with far greater tenacity than otto.

Solvent-extracted Jasminum grandiflorum — warm, fruity-floral and richly indolic.

Supercritical CO2 extract of ambrette seed — the closest natural analogue to a musk, warm and skin-like.

Hand-sorted Boswellia papyrifera tears — sharper and more turpenic than the Somali species.

Osyris lanceolata — CITES Appendix II and subject to national export controls. Listed for reference; not currently offered.

Cultivated Santalum album heartwood chips for incense and distillation feedstock.

Washed, dried and chopped vetiver root for distillation, tincture and direct use.

Jasminum sambac absolute — greener, sharper and more tea-like than grandiflorum.

Magnolia champaca absolute — tea, orange blossom and magnolia with a dry, spicy edge.

Acacia dealbata absolute — powdery, honeyed, green and softly waxy.

Cistus ladanifer resinoid — ambery, leathery, sweet-balsamic and hugely tenacious.

Styrax tonkinensis resinoid — vanillic, sweet-balsamic and creamy.