With an understated floral aspect, this perfume is a fascinating marriage of florals and orientals – combining Indian Rose, Iran Saffron and Indian Shamama. Also known as Mukhallat, it’s never overpowering and clings to your skin for long periods leaving a lasting ambrosious effect. It has a welcome tenacity too, for the scent invokes nostalgia – a true classic. As it dries down, it reveals its dry woody character, which lies halfway between amber’s richness and flinty blackwood crispness. Patchouli’s haunting middle notes are a welcome touch to this beautiful composition.
