Derived from the heartwood of Eremophila mitchellii, a native tree found in the dry inland regions of Australia, Buddhawood oil is valued for its distinctive depth and powerful aromatic character. The wood is harvested from responsibly managed forests and carefully processed through slow steam distillation, allowing the dense aromatic compounds within the timber to be fully expressed. The resulting oil possesses an intense woody fragrance with smoky, leathery, and slightly sweet undertones that evolve gradually over time. This complex aroma profile makes Buddhawood oil a sought-after base note in natural perfumery, where it provides both depth and remarkable fixative qualities. Its rich composition allows it to anchor fragrance blends while enhancing their longevity. 

Technical Sheets

Buddhawood Oil

Eremophila mitchellii

Natural Origin
Sustainably Sourced
GC-MS Tested
FEMA
CAS number 1429902-59-9
Origin Australia
Applications Medicine Use, Aromatherapy, Natural Perfumery
Organoleptic Properties Woody, balsamic, slightly smokey aroma
Form Liquid
Density 0.99000 to 1.05000 @ 20.00 °C.
Crop Season All Year
Part Used Wood
Method of Extraction Steam Distillation
Shelf Life 3 Years
Appearance Deep coppery red-brown color
Optical Rotation +10˚ to + 25˚
Refractive Index @ 20°C 1.500 - 1.515
Chemical Constituents Eremophilone, Hydroxy-Eremophilane, Hydroxy-Dihydro-Eremophilone
Crop Seasons
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Global Origin and Harvest Map

* Displaying official Indian national boundaries. Sourced responsibly.