Patchouli
Patchouli (Pogostemon cablin) — Premium Indonesian Essential Oil
Patchouli Essential Oil
Patchouli Oil is a natural essential oil extracted from the dried leaves of Pogostemon cablin. Known for its deep, earthy, and long-lasting aroma, patchouli is widely used as a base note in perfumery, cosmetics, aromatherapy, and functional fragrance formulations.
We supply two origin variants ; Patchouli Oil (Sumatra) and Patchouli Oil (Sulawesi), each selected for its characteristic aroma and commercial application. Indonesia remains the world’s primary supplier (≈1,000–1,200 t/year), with Sulawesi representing the bulk of production and Sumatra prized for higher patchouli-alcohol content.
Typical farm yields vary by region and practice; representative studies indicate oil productivities on the order of ~200–250 kg oil/ha/year (varies by harvest and processing). For specification, please request the lot COA (patchouli-alcohol %, GC-MS profile) and available packaging options
Patchouli Oil – Sumatra
With a rich, deep and distinctly earthy aroma, Sumatra patchouli is prized for its relatively high patchouli-alcohol content, making it especially well suited to fine fragrance and luxury perfume formulations.
Sourced through long-term partnerships with local growers, this variant delivers consistent quality and excellent fixation properties, ensuring long-lasting scent performance in premium accords.
Patchouli Oil – Sulawesi
Characterized by a cleaner, lighter profile with balanced woody and herbal notes, Sulawesi patchouli is ideal for cosmetics, aromatherapy and personal-care formulations.
Produced in controlled growing regions to ensure reliable supply, this variant blends smoothly into formulations and is particularly valuable for functional fragrance applications that require stability and versatility.
Production
10%
2%
88%
SUMATRA
JAVA
SULAWESI
Established in 2000, PT. Manami International Indonesia is a premier producer of high-quality Indonesian essential oils. We are committed to delivering purity, authenticity, and sustainable sourcing from the heart of the Indonesian archipelago to the global market."