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Rania J · Sold as unisex
Shah'ryar
The quiet confidence of a well-worn leather armchair in an intimate study, where the scent of warm spices and vanilla creates a sense of home.
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Shah'ryarHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2023 by Rania J, Shah'ryar is a creation that balances the sweetness of caramel and plum with the depth of oud and woodsy notes. Perfumer Rania Jouaneh crafts this unisex fragrance to evoke a sophisticated warmth, where osmanthus and bergamot provide an uplifting freshness before surrendering to the rich base notes of sandalwood, cedar, and vetiver. Shah'ryar is neither overly sweet nor too heavy, offering a harmonious blend that feels both comforting and elegant.
Apply Shah'ryar to pulse points for best results — it develops its rich depth over time. The caramel and plum notes are prominent initially but give way to the woodsy base after about an hour, making it ideal for evening wear.
Fig. 01 — Shah'ryar, Rania J
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Rania Jouaneh
Rania Jouaneh was born in Jordan, the great-granddaughter of a Middle Eastern spice trader, and moved with her family through Morocco before settling in France.
Designer Rania J
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