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Arabian Oud · Sold as unisex
Arabesque
The moment when you step into a modern lounge, where the crispness of lime intertwines with the rich smokiness of oud and the comforting warmth of vanilla.
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The story behind the bottle.
Arabian Oud, known for its luxury and tradition rooted in the heart of Saudi Arabia's perfumery, presents Arabesque — a composition that elegantly balances bright citrus with rich oud and warm vanilla. The scent opens with lime, offering a crisp freshness that contrasts beautifully against the deep, smoky tones of agarwood (oud). Tuberose adds an unexpected layer of sweetness and complexity, while vanilla rounds out the fragrance with a comforting warmth.
Apply Arabesque sparingly — the citrus top notes are vibrant but fleeting. Allow the scent to develop on your skin for an hour before reapplying if needed. The warm base notes, particularly the vanilla and oud, will last longer into the evening.
Fig. 01 — Arabesque, Arabian Oud
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Warmly received so far: loved by 43%, disliked or hated by 14%.