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Asia
Jasmine sambac and grandiflorum, tuberose, sandalwood, vetiver and a deep traditional attar and CO2-extraction industry.
India supports both a modern extraction industry and a continuous attar tradition centred on Kannauj, where materials are still distilled by deg-and-bhapka into sandalwood oil. Santalum album from India is subject to state-level cultivation and movement controls.
Trade considerations
Steam-distilled Santalum album heartwood oil — creamy, lactonic, exceptionally tenacious.
Essential Oil
Sample dataSantalum album
Solvent-extracted Jasminum grandiflorum — warm, fruity-floral and richly indolic.
Absolute
Sample dataJasminum grandiflorum
Supercritical CO2 extract of ambrette seed — the closest natural analogue to a musk, warm and skin-like.
CO2 Extract
Sample dataAbelmoschus moschatus
Cultivated Santalum album heartwood chips for incense and distillation feedstock.
Fragrance Wood
Sample dataSantalum album
Jasminum sambac absolute — greener, sharper and more tea-like than grandiflorum.
Absolute
Sample dataJasminum sambac
Polianthes tuberosa absolute — creamy, narcotic, green-waxy and unmistakable.
Absolute
Sample dataPolianthes tuberosa
Magnolia champaca absolute — tea, orange blossom and magnolia with a dry, spicy edge.
Absolute
Sample dataMagnolia champaca