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Muntasira Dhahab
The hushed intimacy of an old library where the scent of leather-bound books mingles with the lingering traces of a freshly lit cigar.
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Muntasira DhahabHow it wears
From community votes · bars are each option's shareComposition & Character
The story behind the bottle.
Muntasira Dhahab by Orientica was launched in 2018 as a Leather fragrance for men. The composition opens with the freshness of bergamot and lemon, creating a crisp contrast to the rich, warm heart of leather and tobacco. Cumin adds a spicy undertone that cuts through the sweetness of sandalwood and cedar, while patchouli grounds the scent in earthy depth. This blend of notes creates an atmosphere that is both modern and lasting, evoking the sophisticated confidence of a well-worn leather jacket.
Apply one or two sprays to your pulse points, allowing the fresh citrus notes to fade into the richer tobacco and leather base. This fragrance develops best when worn close to skin, making it ideal for an evening out where you want to leave a lasting impression.
Fig. 01 — Muntasira Dhahab, Orientica
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