17 thoughts on “Oudh with Roja Dove: Mini Movie”

1. I want to try this! I LOVE big dark roses and they are so rare! I follow via email Thanks odona Palmer Ward

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   • Hey PalmWard,
     I think you’ve left this on the wrong days post,
     Portia x

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2. Perfume shops in the Middle East look so opulent! Fascinating story about oud, thanks for posting this.

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   • Hey JackieB,
     I’m glad you enjoyed it.
     Portia xx

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3. Thank you so much for posting this mini movie, Portia. I have to admit to being “oudh head”, but one that is seriously constrained by a budget.

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   • I LOVE OUDH too. It adds so much of the depth that has been cut through IFRA regulations, albeit in a very different way.
     Portia xx

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4. Oud head, Yes!

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   • Ha Ha Ha Jordan, you are a SERIOUS OUDH HEAD!
     Michael who writes for APJ recently brought over some of the Oudh big guns. it was an amazing afternoon.
     Portia x

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5. That is a lovely video. I would love to smell the agar wood burning in a censor. And Roja makes me long to smell the 100 year old wood made into an oil.

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   • Thanks Tora,
     Super nice to see you. Yes those 100 year old oils would be incredible.
     Portia x

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6. Roja Dove can drag me anywhere, by my hair, call me “Enslaved” (cracking up, even as I write this)

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7. Thank you Portia for sharing this video of eastern traditions being absorbed more now by the west. I do need to investigate and sniff some oud (oudh).

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   • Oh Martin,
     I think the trend will start to fade over the next two or three years. The market is currently flooded. So much choice for oudh sniffing.
     Portia xx

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8. Really enjoyed the mini movie on oudh – thanks for posting it. I loved when he said smelling it is “like smelling the wind.” What a beautiful comparison!

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   • He He he, some of the smell like wind from the stable, some like wind from a hospital and some the wind across the desert. Great analogy.
     Portia xx

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     • OK. Not QUITE what I was thinking of 😉

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       • He He he. Sorry Kandice. I couldn’t help myself.
         Portia xx

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