Amber Oud

Origin and History
Amber Oud Attar transports you to 14th-century Cairo, the glittering capital of the Mamluk Sultanate. Under the patronage of Sultan Al-Nasir Muhammad, Cairo flourished as a cosmopolitan center of trade, where caravans carried precious amber from the Mediterranean coasts and oud from distant Asian forests. In the bustling souks and grand palaces, artisans blended these rare materials into sumptuous perfumes reserved for royal ceremonies, scholarly salons, and lavish festivities. Amber Oud Attar captures that era’s refinement, honoring the legacy of a city where commerce, art, and scholarship converged in fragrant harmony.

A Symphony of Depth and Warmth
Amber Oud Attar weaves together smoky oud and golden amber into a scent that embodies historical grandeur and cultural sophistication.

• Top Notes: Sparkling bergamot, lime, and lemon channel the lively energy of Cairo’s spice markets.
• Middle Notes: Rose, fig, ylang-ylang, and jasmine create a lush, opulent heart reminiscent of palace gardens and intellectual gatherings.
• Base Notes: Rich agarwood (oud), saffron, cinnamon, civet, and birch form a deep, resinous foundation, reflecting the Mamluks’ taste for intricate luxury.

Gender: Unisex. Perfect for those who treasure fragrances steeped in cultural heritage, trade, and timeless elegance.