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Watani Abyad
The quiet intimacy of an afternoon spent in a cozy study, where the soft glow of light through sheer curtains meets the subtle notes of powdery florals and warm vanilla.
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Watani AbyadBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2014 by Ajmal, Watani Abyad is a powdery and musky Oriental floral fragrance created by Abdulla Ajmal. The composition opens with iris and violet, creating an elegant and refined atmosphere before settling into a heart of rose and earthy notes. The base is anchored by vanilla and oud, which lend warmth and depth to the overall scent. This fragrance embodies the brand's mastery in perfume making, capturing a distinctive blend of traditional Middle Eastern elegance and modern sophistication.
Watani Abyad has enormous sillage and eternal longevity, so one or two generous sprays to pulse points will ensure it lasts throughout the day. Its bold presence means it's best suited for evening wear or special occasions where you want a scent that makes an impression.
Fig. 01 — Watani Abyad, Ajmal
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Abdulla Ajmal
Third-generation steward of a Middle Eastern houseAbdulla Ajmal is the CEO of Ajmal Perfumes and a third-generation member of the Ajmal family. He is closely involved in the management and development of the brand, guiding its evolution within the Middle Eastern fragrance industry.
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