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Lattafa Perfumes · Sold as unisex
King Of Arabia
The luxurious texture of a well-worn leather-bound book, where the scent of patchouli and vanilla lingers alongside soft, powdery notes.
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King Of ArabiaBudget · under $40How it wears
From community votes · bars are each option's shareComposition & Character
The story behind the bottle.
King Of Arabia by Lattafa Perfumes is a composition that captures the essence of opulence and depth. The fragrance opens with raspberry and bergamot, creating a vibrant contrast against its rich base notes of leather, patchouli, and vanilla. This blend of fruity freshness and animalic warmth creates an intriguing tension that evolves throughout the day. The heart notes of cedarwood, orris, and osmanthus add a touch of earthiness and sweetness, while iris lends a powdery elegance to the overall composition.
King Of Arabia is best applied in layers. Start with one spray to let the fruity top notes shine, followed by another after an hour for a deeper immersion into its rich base. The leather and animalic accords project well but are best appreciated close to skin rather than across a room.
Fig. 01 — King Of Arabia, Lattafa Perfumes
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