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Lattafa Perfumes · Sold as unisex
Khanjar
The hushed conversation in an art gallery, where the scent of polished wood and subtle musk blends with the faint aroma of incense from a distant room.
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KhanjarBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2023, Khanjar by Lattafa Perfumes is an intricate blend of powdery and woody accords with a distinct leather note that anchors the composition. The fragrance opens with a fresh spicy accord featuring nutmeg and ginger, creating a vibrant contrast against the smoky and warm spicy notes of patchouli and incense. As it settles, violet adds a subtle floral touch, while cashmeran and musk provide a soft, enveloping base.
Apply this fragrance to your pulse points for optimal warmth. The spicy top notes are fleeting, so rely on the rich leather and smoky base notes that develop over time. Khanjar reads best in cooler settings where its complexity can be fully appreciated.
Fig. 01 — Khanjar, Lattafa Perfumes
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