Tura Garo Oud 2019 – Indian Wild Agarwood Chips from Meghalaya | Hindi Oud | Smoky Tea Aroma Char Wood | Rare Assam Oudh Type

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🪵 The Story Behind the Wood:

In the remote forest ridges of Garo Hills, where the rolling mist dances over Tura Peak, a micro-lot of wild agarwood—aged, matured, and untouched—was unearthed in the early spring of 2019. This wasn’t just a harvest; it was a spiritual calling—nature’s finest resinous gift waiting quietly for discovery beneath the bark of ancient trees rooted in sacred soil.

This Tura Garo Oud 2019 comes from a forgotten slope near Nokrek Biosphere, known to indigenous tribal pickers for its musky, dense-resin agarwood. This micro-lot was foraged from natural wild trees, untouched by human cultivation, and its aroma carries the scent of rain-drenched roots, smoked tea, dried apricots, tobacco leaf, and distant hints of Himalayan spices.

It burns slowly and boldly, offering an immersive scent that starts with spiced fruit, then unfurls into charred leather and rolled tobacco, finally settling into warm notes of resin smoke and earthy bark. Suitable for incense rituals, oud lovers, collectors, and high-end Bakhoor blending, this lot is truly a collector’s gem from India’s last untouched oud frontiers.

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🔍 Product Details:

• Harvest Location: West Garo Hills, Meghalaya (Tura Peak)

• Harvest Year: Early Spring, 2019

• Type: Wild Char Oud / Indian Hindi Agarwood

• Variety: Naturally Occurring Charred Pieces

• Botanical Source: Aquilaria malaccensis

• Form: Chips / Fragments

• Color: Dark brown with resin lines

• Aroma Notes:

  • Top: Fruity Tea, Citrus Zest

  • Mid: Leather, Rolled Tobacco, Spices

  • Base: Smoky Resin, Wet Bark, Musk

• Use: Meditation, Bakhoor, Takhlees, Takhleet, Personal Oud Rituals

• Quantity Options: 5g, 11g, 24g

• Storage Tip: Store in a cool dry place in a tightly sealed jar

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