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Rai Munir
Musk Man
Sasong + MUSK+ Sandal (glass bottle):
Kedah Thaqeel + MUSK+ Sandal (Vial):
Musk is the Master, and Oud and Sandal whirls around their Master Musk. Kashmiri Musk
@Oudamberlove: Well, I blended Sasong because of its specific heavy notes.
Kedah Thaqeel + MUSK+ Sandal (Vial):
Musk is the Master, and Oud and Sandal whirls around their Master Musk. Kashmiri Musk
@Oudamberlove: Well, I blended Sasong because of its specific heavy notes.
Youssef
Oud Fan
Beautiful !Sasong + MUSK+ Sandal (glass bottle):
Kedah Thaqeel + MUSK+ Sandal (Vial):
Musk is the Master, and Oud and Sandal whirls around their Master Musk. Kashmiri Musk
@Oudamberlove: Well, I blended Sasong because of its specific heavy notes.
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Oudamberlove
Member
Looks like a good amount of Musk in the blends.Sasong + MUSK+ Sandal (glass bottle):
Kedah Thaqeel + MUSK+ Sandal (Vial):
Musk is the Master, and Oud and Sandal whirls around their Master Musk. Kashmiri Musk
@Oudamberlove: Well, I blended Sasong because of its specific heavy notes.
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Seems like a half drop/tiny swipe is all that's needed. Rare stuff!
Yawar ibn Saeed Al-Hindi
Resident Artisan
Picture Below: A slug crawling on an agarwood tree.
Do you know what a slug is?
A slug is a snail with a housing situation!!
Do you know what a slug is?
A slug is a snail with a housing situation!!
F4R1d0uX
Resident Artisan
Picture Below: A slug crawling on an agarwood tree.
Do you know what a slug is?
A slug is a snail with a housing situation!!
Homeless snail
Rai Munir
Musk Man
Rose flowers, red rose, black rose and red and black rose, plucked today for Rose Wax. I don't know how to distill oil; otherwise, flowers are in abundance. Just see a black rose whose fragrance is just heavenly and divine. One thing that is quite amazing. These newly plucked flowers smell quite different from some hours or days old petals. Of course different from Rose Oil as well.
Oudamberlove
Member
Beautiful!
And no doubt, Heavenly!!
Geoff
Oud Beginner
Geoff
Oud Beginner
Last night i try 2 samples from oudamber "star oud" and "95 yrs. tree" with some Yunnan tea and homemade Bulgarian feta, also a full spoon of black seeds oil to keep the cold away.......
i like the best "star oud" and you know why? because there is some deliciousin it not too much but just perfect.
there is no
i also try the Ali sandal oil, to me nothing special about it is just your typical indian sandal from the last few years that so many indian companies are selling.View attachment 2203
I did not know he had such amazing samples. I’m going to have to ask him to make a purchase!!
Mandeel AlMandeel
Oud Geek
Mashallah so lucky big brother, this rose from plantations or wild?
hedycent
True Ouddict
Hello Rai Munir, beautiful pics, can you share with us how you make rose wax please. A friend of mine runs a large organic rose nursery here in Ireland. About 4 acres outdoors and a sea of large glasshouses.
AbasFrag
Oud Burner
I would be very happy to know how aswell... sounds so lovely
Rai Munir
Musk Man
@hedycent and @AbasFrag , respected ones, first, I am no expert or not a professional distiller. I just solace my wanderlust sort of craving.
In fact, hydrosol (rose water) is used as water in our home. So, it is distilled every month. So far as wax goes, I soak petals for a night. and next day, it is put into a big pressure cooker
. And then, of course, put on fire. When the petals are soaked, minimum quantity of water is used as the petals have their own moisture. When put the pressure cooker on fire, low heat to moderate heat is my focus. Just for thirty minutes, and then let it get normal. Then again on fire for an hour. When I open the lid, petals have got fully mixed, and the water has got rosy. Filter that water in a separate pot. That smells beautiful. Next part is difficult for me as it requires time. That filtered rose coloured water is again heated, low temperature now, and keeps stirring the water. It takes hours to get water evaporated.
This time I didn't give direct heating rather I placed the filtered-water pot in another big pot full of water. Water got boiled, and the pot on the boiling water got indirectly heated. The latest product is here in the picture.
PS: My experience shows that better use a day or two days old petals, not fresh. This newly made wax is colour wise marvellous, but aroma is weak. While my previous experience, when I didn't use fresh petals, the colour was rather brilliant and fragrance was excellent. I heated the rose wax and Sandal granuel paste. Believe me, rose soaked smoke is a new experience.
In fact, hydrosol (rose water) is used as water in our home. So, it is distilled every month. So far as wax goes, I soak petals for a night. and next day, it is put into a big pressure cooker
. And then, of course, put on fire. When the petals are soaked, minimum quantity of water is used as the petals have their own moisture. When put the pressure cooker on fire, low heat to moderate heat is my focus. Just for thirty minutes, and then let it get normal. Then again on fire for an hour. When I open the lid, petals have got fully mixed, and the water has got rosy. Filter that water in a separate pot. That smells beautiful. Next part is difficult for me as it requires time. That filtered rose coloured water is again heated, low temperature now, and keeps stirring the water. It takes hours to get water evaporated.This time I didn't give direct heating rather I placed the filtered-water pot in another big pot full of water. Water got boiled, and the pot on the boiling water got indirectly heated. The latest product is here in the picture.
PS: My experience shows that better use a day or two days old petals, not fresh. This newly made wax is colour wise marvellous, but aroma is weak. While my previous experience, when I didn't use fresh petals, the colour was rather brilliant and fragrance was excellent. I heated the rose wax and Sandal granuel paste. Believe me, rose soaked smoke is a new experience.
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hedycent
True Ouddict
Thanks so much, I'll be trying this as soon as early summer arrives.@hedycent and @AbasFrag , respected ones, first, I am no expert or not a professional distiller. I just solace my wanderlust sort of craving.
In fact, hydrosol (rose water) is used as water in our home. So, it is distilled every month. So far as wax goes, I soak petals for a night. and next day, it is put into a big pressure cooker
This time I didn't give direct heating rather I placed the filtered-water pot in another big pot full of water. Water got boiled, and the pot on the boiling water got indirectly heated. The latest product is here in the picture.
PS: My experience shows that better use a day or two days old petals, not fresh. This newly made wax is colour wise marvellous, but aroma is weak. While my previous experience, when I didn't use fresh petals, the colour was rather brilliant and fragrance was excellent. I heated the rose wax and Sandal granuel paste. Believe me, rose soaked smoke is a new experience.
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AbasFrag
Oud Burner
@hedycent and @AbasFrag , respected ones, first, I am no expert or not a professional distiller. I just solace my wanderlust sort of craving.
In fact, hydrosol (rose water) is used as water in our home. So, it is distilled every month. So far as wax goes, I soak petals for a night. and next day, it is put into a big pressure cooker
This time I didn't give direct heating rather I placed the filtered-water pot in another big pot full of water. Water got boiled, and the pot on the boiling water got indirectly heated. The latest product is here in the picture.
PS: My experience shows that better use a day or two days old petals, not fresh. This newly made wax is colour wise marvellous, but aroma is weak. While my previous experience, when I didn't use fresh petals, the colour was rather brilliant and fragrance was excellent. I heated the rose wax and Sandal granuel paste. Believe me, rose soaked smoke is a new experience.
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Woow what a beautiful colour. Thank you so much dear brother for this
Thanks for sharing the pic respected Ria Munir. This is the first time I am seeing Rose Wax. Absolutely beautiful pic and I bet it smells heavenly.
@hedycent and @AbasFrag , respected ones, first, I am no expert or not a professional distiller. I just solace my wanderlust sort of craving.
In fact, hydrosol (rose water) is used as water in our home. So, it is distilled every month. So far as wax goes, I soak petals for a night. and next day, it is put into a big pressure cooker
This time I didn't give direct heating rather I placed the filtered-water pot in another big pot full of water. Water got boiled, and the pot on the boiling water got indirectly heated. The latest product is here in the picture.
PS: My experience shows that better use a day or two days old petals, not fresh. This newly made wax is colour wise marvellous, but aroma is weak. While my previous experience, when I didn't use fresh petals, the colour was rather brilliant and fragrance was excellent. I heated the rose wax and Sandal granuel paste. Believe me, rose soaked smoke is a new experience.
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@hedycent and @AbasFrag , respected ones, first, I am no expert or not a professional distiller. I just solace my wanderlust sort of craving.
In fact, hydrosol (rose water) is used as water in our home. So, it is distilled every month. So far as wax goes, I soak petals for a night. and next day, it is put into a big pressure cooker
This time I didn't give direct heating rather I placed the filtered-water pot in another big pot full of water. Water got boiled, and the pot on the boiling water got indirectly heated. The latest product is here in the picture.
PS: My experience shows that better use a day or two days old petals, not fresh. This newly made wax is colour wise marvellous, but aroma is weak. While my previous experience, when I didn't use fresh petals, the colour was rather brilliant and fragrance was excellent. I heated the rose wax and Sandal granuel paste. Believe me, rose soaked smoke is a new experience.
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VPhong
Oud Tea
@hedycent and @AbasFrag , respected ones, first, I am no expert or not a professional distiller. I just solace my wanderlust sort of craving.
In fact, hydrosol (rose water) is used as water in our home. So, it is distilled every month. So far as wax goes, I soak petals for a night. and next day, it is put into a big pressure cooker
This time I didn't give direct heating rather I placed the filtered-water pot in another big pot full of water. Water got boiled, and the pot on the boiling water got indirectly heated. The latest product is here in the picture.
PS: My experience shows that better use a day or two days old petals, not fresh. This newly made wax is colour wise marvellous, but aroma is weak. While my previous experience, when I didn't use fresh petals, the colour was rather brilliant and fragrance was excellent. I heated the rose wax and Sandal granuel paste. Believe me, rose soaked smoke is a new experience.
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Beautiful pictures dear Rai Munir. Thank you for sharing.