• Natural Black Ambergris: A dark, minimally weathered form of natural ambergris traditionally known in Arabic as Anbar Aswad.
• Deep Animalic Aroma: Features a powerful marine, earthy, leathery and animalic scent profile with less sweetness than mature grey or white ambergris.
• Traditional Aromatic Material: Historically associated with specialist perfumery, attar preparation, bakhoor and traditional incense compositions.
• Natural Waxy Form: Supplied as irregular dark pieces with naturally varying surfaces, textures, inclusions and levels of firmness.
• Professional Raw Material: Intended for experienced perfumers, incense makers, fragrance collectors and aromatic-material study rather than use as a finished fragrance.
• Carefully Packed: Securely packed to preserve its distinctive aroma and protect the material from heat, contamination and surrounding odours.
Ambergris contains ambrein, a naturally occurring triterpene alcohol. During ageing and oxidation, aromatic compounds associated with the characteristic ambergris scent develop from ambrein
