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Oriental Perfumes

Oriental perfumes combine oud, amber, musk, vanilla and precious spices in warm, sensual scent worlds. Discover compositions with depth, character and beautiful presence.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What defines an oriental perfume?

Oriental perfumes are built on warm, sensual base notes: amber, vanilla, musk, resins, spices and woods such as oud or sandalwood. They are more intense and longer-lasting than many western fresh scents – fragrances with depth and presence.

Which season suits oriental fragrances?

Their warm depth unfolds most beautifully in autumn and winter and on cool evenings. Lighter oriental compositions with citrus or floral notes, however, can be worn all year round.

Are oriental perfumes very strong?

They are more present than typical everyday scents – that is their character. Dosage makes the difference: applied sparingly as an alcohol-free perfume oil, even opulent oriental fragrances feel elegant and pleasant.

What is the difference between Arabian and western perfumes?

Arabian perfumery relies on higher fragrance concentrations, natural materials such as oud, rose and saffron, and often on alcohol-free oils. Western scents are mostly alcohol-based and lighter in composition. Both worlds meet in modern oriental creations.