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Mariya
The quiet confidence of a woman sipping coffee in a cozy café, where the aroma of fresh flowers and warm spices interweave to create an intimate atmosphere.
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2020, Mariya by Omanluxury is a fragrance crafted by perfumer Hamid Merati-Kashani. It opens with bright citrus and aromatic notes that give way to the heart-stopping bouquet of Bulgarian Rose and Taif Rose. The base notes of patchouli, caramel, vanilla, and coffee create a warm and spicy finish, adding depth and complexity. Mariya is a proof of the delicate balance between freshness and richness, making it a versatile choice for any occasion.
Apply Mariya with one or two sprays — the citrus opening is bright but fades within a couple of hours. The base notes develop slowly over time, so it’s best to let them build on skin naturally. This fragrance reads better close to the skin than from afar.
Fig. 01 — Mariya, Omanluxury
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Hamid Merati-Kashani
Eastern poetry, Western formHamid Merati-Kashani is a perfumer whose work bridges Eastern and Western olfactory traditions with rare grace.
Designer Omanluxury
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