Turkish Oud

Origin and History
Turkish Oud draws inspiration from the opulent fragrance traditions of the Ottoman Empire. During the reign of Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent in the 16th century, Istanbul’s bustling bazaars were filled with rare aromatics from across Asia and the Middle East. Skilled perfumers blended Anatolian roses, precious oud, and exotic woods to create scents worthy of palace halls and imperial ceremonies. This fragrance captures that cultural exchange, offering a luxurious blend that reflects Turkey’s storied past and its pivotal role in the aromatic trade routes of old.

A Journey of Elegance
Turkish Oud is a refined harmony of florals, oud, and warm woods that evokes the grandeur and sophistication of an imperial era.

• Top Notes: Bright mandarin and Turkish rose recall the vibrant gardens of Topkapi Palace.
• Middle Notes: Jasmine and guaiac wood lend softness and complexity to the heart.
• Base Notes: Smoky oud, sandalwood, and amber provide a velvety, enduring finish reminiscent of the empire’s golden age.

Gender: Unisex. Perfect for those who appreciate scents steeped in cultural richness and historical legacy.