Oud Chips

Oud chips, also known as agarwood chips, are small pieces of agarwood that are used primarily in the production of oud oil. Agarwood, also known as oud, is a resinous heartwood that forms in the trunk and branches of the Aquilaria tree, which is found in Southeast Asia. Agarwood is highly valued for its unique and complex aroma, which is characterized by a combination of woody, sweet, balsamic, and spicy notes. Oud chips are made from the small pieces of agarwood that are produced during the harvesting of agarwood for the production of oud oil. The agarwood is cut into small pieces, and the chips are used as a raw material in the production of oud oil. The chips are also used in incense and traditional medicines, and are highly valued for their unique fragrance. Oud chips are a valuable product and are highly sought after due to the limited supply of agarwood and the high demand for oud oil and other oud-based products. The production of oud chips is a specialized process, and high-quality oud chips can be expensive due to the labor-intensive process of harvesting and processing the agarwood.