Agarwood, a forestry variety plant and one of the timber varieties in India, holds a significant position in the perfume industry. Its aromatic wood is highly valued for its rich fragrance, making it a sought-after ingredient in perfumes, incense, and other aromatic products. Found in certain regions across India, including Assam, West Bengal, and parts of South India, Agarwood thrives in tropical climates with well-drained soil. The heartwood of the Agar tree, formed due to fungal infection, possesses the prized fragrance that lends itself to perfumery. With its cultural and economic importance, Agarwood remains a crucial resource in India’s timber and perfume industries.