This was one of those 2 in 1 wondered hits, Ceylonese & Indian sentalum album oils. Hailing from the origins of Adams Peak, we present to you Adams Silani 

Unlike most santal distillers, we choose the materials that are not procured from typical wilds high-lands of Sri Lanka. It was time to go hunting, or exploring or extingishing the thirst for the cream of the crop and as an area that is not tourist savvy Santal was found in southern arid (dry) zone, where in fact a university research publication recommend that of the best wild Santal prone areas, was Middeniya, Beliatta & Weeraketiya etc., we decided to chose those heartwood bound with roots for over 60% proportion.

* The balance derived from chunk heartwood beyond 1~2 meter high.

* Specially & carefully hunted wild Ceylonese S.album trees over 60~70 yrs of age.

* Less than 24hr soaking with ground water.

* Latest & sophisticated apparatus of 100% thick copper.

* Automated chilled condensing.

* V v low & artisanal temp- curve. 

* ZamZam water too slightly applied for cooking.

* 24hrs monitoring by me & my wife.

* Base notes fractions limited upto the middle level eliminate Smoky vibes.

* Almighty Allah's blessings humbly sought by Zikr, Salawath and Monday-Thursday Saum/Roza.

This year, a unique and beautiful Sri Lankan sandalwood has blossomed from its wild roots. Santal Ceylon Red captivates with vibrant notes of gourmand red woodiness that are uncommon among other Sri Lanka santals. Experience the freshness of freshly sawn woods as it evolves into something sweet like powdered almonds or marzipan-like tonka bean goodness! A golden hue graces this oil's journey, accompanied by creamy nuances and an alluring musky warmth to round out its complexity - perfect for creating new dimensions in modern fragrances.

Adam Silani is a touch sweeter and less dry, and this high-grade distill is also several notches smoother than just about everything I’ve tried. Sundun Ceylon is so creamy and gourmand, other sandalwood oils seem astringent when you smell them in contrast. As I’m writing this, I’m comparing it to three other quality sandalwood oils and all three smell great neat – but as soon as you compare them to Sundun Ceylon, they smell tart, overly balsamic, with an acidic pitch akin to what you smell in oxidized oils. Not that any of them are actually oxidized… Sundun Ceylon is just so smoooooth.

With its outstanding smoothness and sweetness, Adams Silani Sri Lankan sandalwood distill is second to none. Even compared to other high-grade oils, it stands out with a creaminess that seems all but absent in any of the others - they appear tart and balsamic by comparison! Truly one of finest examples on the market today; this oil runs circles around much else available.

There’s a mellow animalic tone to the profile – a sign of the quality heartwood it was distilled from – that gives you a delicious tinge of creamy musk riding atop the heavenly sweetness of fossilized amber and frankincense stirred into the smooth buttery heart that makes this such an addictive and meditative aroma to have wafting from you all day  If your collection of sandalwood oils is missing a Silani, then Sundan Ceylon saves you from working your way up and directly gives you the cream of the crop. If you’re a sworn santaladdict, this will probably become your new dail

Ready to transport your senses on a journey of blissful indulgence? Sundan Ceylon's creamy musk, heavenly sweetness and smooth buttery heart guarantee an addictive aroma that will tantalize all day. With the mellow animalic tone indicative only of high-quality ingredients, this 2 in 1 wonder promises intense meditative pleasure for even the most dedicated sandalwood aficionado. Get ready - it'll soon be time for liftoff!