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Ahwak · Sold as unisex
Gharam
The intimate embrace of twilight, where air and skin mingle in an unspoken declaration of love.
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GharamHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Gharam by Ahwak, launched in 2024, is a Woody Aromatic fragrance that embodies the deep passions and enduring devotion found in classical Arab culture. The composition opens with pink pepper and rosemary, creating a fresh spicy tension before transitioning into a heart of conifer and juniper berries, which lend it an earthy, woody character. This evolves into a base of leather, ambergris, and musk, bringing warmth and a subtle animalic depth. Gharam is a nuanced blend that reflects the brand's commitment to connecting traditional Arabic ingredients with contemporary olfactory experiences.
Apply Gharam lightly to pulse points — the spicy top notes are vibrant but fade quickly. The musky and amber base takes time to develop fully on the skin, so it’s best worn for a quiet evening or an intimate moment rather than an all-day affair.
Fig. 01 — Gharam, Ahwak
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