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Indian Skin Dugga Oud Wood

Sale priceDhs. 80.00

Skin grade is the outer layer wood — lower resin, but real Indian oud through and through. The best-value chip in the catalog. Perfect for beginners who want the real experience without collector-tier pricing.

Opens gently woody with light smoke. Middle stays soft and dry.

SKU: GB-09
Wood Specification & Grade
  • Origin: India
  • Grade: Skin Duggha
  • Weight: 12g (1 tola) per unit
  • Sourcing: Wild-harvested · Hand-graded · Aged
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Indian Skin Dugga Oud Wood
Indian Skin Dugga Oud Wood Sale priceDhs. 80.00
OUD MASTER'S NOTES - Indian Skin Dugga Oud Wood

The everyday Indian. Assam Skin, perfect to be burned daily.

Skin wood is the outer layer — less resin, but it's real wild Assam oud at a fraction of heartwood prices. Here's our honest advice: burn this daily and save your Salla for Fridays. Most collectors go through their premium wood on ordinary days. The ones who last know the outer layers exist for a reason.

Grade

Skin Duggha — outer layer, soft-fermented daily grade

Origin

Northeast

Character

gentle & woody

How to Burn It

Light the coal.

Hold a charcoal tab with tongs and light the edge. Wait until it stops sparking and greys over completely — about 2 minutes. A coal that's still black underneath burns the chip too fast and scorches the scent.

One chip. Let it heat.

Place one chip on the hot coal — don't crowd it. Within 90 seconds the resin starts to melt and the room shifts: warmer, slower, older. One chip scents a room. Two scents a home.

Let it fill the room.

Set the burner down and leave it. Move it between rooms or let the smoke settle into fabric and walls. A single chip burns 10-15 minutes — long enough for a prayer, a guest, or a quiet evening.

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FAQ's

Everything worth knowing before your first chip hits the coal; origins, grades, delivery, and what makes ours real.

What's the difference between all these wood origins and grades?

Indian oud is bold and barnyard, Malaysian is dark and fermented, Sri Lankan is cool and coastal. Grade is the cut and character of the resin — Salla, Duggha, Char, each burns differently. Every product page names both, so you know exactly what you're getting before you light it.

How long does one chip last, and how do I store the rest?

A single 12g pack gives you several sessions — one chip burns 20–30 minutes and scents a full room. Keep the rest sealed, away from heat and sunlight. Real agarwood doesn't expire; aged properly, the resin only deepens.

Is this real wild oud, or plantation?

Wild.

Every chip is wild-harvested from naturally-infected trees aged 30+ years, graded by hand, and traced to the distiller who sourced it. No plantation wood, no relabelling. If a page says Malaysia, it came from Malaysia.

How fast do you deliver, and is shipping free?

UAE orders arrive in 2-3 business days, free above AED 250.
GCC takes 3–5 days, calculated at checkout.
International ships via DHL Express in 7–10 days.

Who is OUDY?

We're a Dubai-based oud house working direct with named distillers across six countries — no middlemen, no mystique. We don't just sell oud. We are well versed and experts in this field:

Every origin, every grade, decoded so you know exactly what you're burning and why it's worth it.

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Ask the Oud Master

Not sure which oud wood grade is right for you? Have questions about our selection?

Reach out to us. Call us or WhatsApp us.

You'll get genuine guidance from our Oud Master who truly understands the wood - what makes each grade special, and what might be the right fit for your needs.