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Arabian Oud · Sold as unisex
Abyat
The quiet luxury of an evening at home, where the soft glow of candles mixes with the rich aroma of oud and fresh flowers.
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AbyatHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Abyat by Arabian Oud is a composition that marries the warmth of oud with the delicate intricacy of white florals. The fragrance opens with saffron and lily-of-the-valley, creating an unexpected tension between the earthy richness of saffron and the ethereal sweetness of lily-of-the-valley. This contrast gives way to a heart of rose and jasmine, which are further grounded by the deep, smoky notes of oud. The base layers in musk and amber, enveloping everything in a warm, powdery embrace that feels both intimate and luxurious.
Apply Abyat in thin layers to allow each note to develop gradually. The saffron opening is fleeting but powerful, so a light touch is key. Give it time to settle into your skin for the full effect — the base notes bloom slowly over an hour.
Fig. 01 — Abyat, Arabian Oud
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Designer Arabian Oud
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Warmly received so far: loved by 63%, disliked or hated by 0%.