Arabesque unisex

Scent story

To me this smells like a rose garden in the middle of the desert at midnight. The opening is dark fruit and spice — blackcurrant and saffron, bergamot bright for a moment, black pepper crackling — rich as old wine. And then the rose arrives, huge and velvety, with jasmine white and heady beside it. But the oud is always there underneath, deep and animalic, like the desert itself breathing — patchouli and moss adding earth, musk smoothing the edges. It is beautiful and it is uncompromising. The Middle East does not do subtle, and neither does this. Not for beginners — beginners stay away.

⚠ Not for beginners