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Amouage is on the prestigious Omani fragrance house of luxury that was created when, in 1983, the Sultanate of Oman decided to officially restore the ancient Arab culture perfume, once glorious and incomparable, then decayed and forgotten. Since ancient times, in fact, the fabled land of Oman fed legends for incense extraordinary and the exotic scents that were born in it. And it was thanks to Amouage that based on the combined capabilities of modern French with Arab traditions and raw materials, as said by His Highness Sayyid Hamad bin Hamoud the last al-bu Said, "Saudi has returned at last to produce luxury fragrances.
Amouage, a word from the purely conceptual sound French, Arabic is a contraction of the expression "Amway" (waves) with the French "amour" (love), in order to suggest the context of brand image: the "waves of 'emotion'.
However, creating an exciting and sophisticated fragrance has always been an art, a rare combination of talent and pure skill. Art that undoubtedly belongs to the creators of Amouage, which served as the ingredients are always unique and coming from various parts of the world to create unforgettable fragrance. These ingredients (over 120, and very secret) have allowed the French Master Perfumer Guy Robert to create the classic Amouage, the most valuable perfume in the world, as well as his own symphony.
Amouage Attar , a time, perfume was a unique gift that the man turned to the sky to ingratiate himself with the will of ancient deities.
Precious than gold, magic liquid, powerful and mysterious, the fragrance, also called per-fumum, has always accompanied the history of mankind.
In the past, its most sublime expression took the name of Attar and collected all the more valuable species of the Ancient East.
The word " Attar "comes from the Urdu language and means" Fragrance Divine ", a definition which stresses the power of the magician in his wake. Formerly took the name of "Ittar" which in Arabic means "Heavenly Fragrance".
According to legend, the birth of ' Attar is due to an accidental event. One day, the Persian Queen Nour-Dijhan, walking among the streams of the imperial garden, he noticed a veil fat floating on the water at the point where they drop thousands of roses. After collecting a few drops of that liquid gold with a peacock feather and it smelled, the queen was enchanted by what he called heavenly scent. Because of the sharp fall had been a natural process of distillation, which had brought to the surface the essence of the rose and gave birth to the first Attar of Rose.
Though this is his legend, the story goes, was born in India, around the third century BC, which soon spread throughout the Middle East, winning the East.
L ' Attar is completely free of alcohol and comes in an oily substance made by the soul alone, and only smelling extracted from natural raw materials, according to ancient procedures for processing.
Just like the old saying says East, "Only in the tears of a Attar you can touch the beauty of nature.

Indecipherable so fascinating, Afrah leaves behind a long trail of ambiguous sexuality, undecided between the male and female world. An Attar, whose name in Arabic means "Happiness." Pungent and intoxicating. A liqueur of oriental essences that skin slowly savored with delight. To grasp the flavor of its heart, Afrah demands absolute devotion. Gently, with the warmth of skin emerge the Oud Silver of the most sought after variety, Amber, Taif Rose, Indian Sandal, then the Chambaka mysterious fruit with a delicious smell, and the touch of fresh basil. A parade of notes that electrify the senses.
Top Notes: Taif Rose, Basil, Chambaka
Heart Note: Oud Wood
Base Notes: Amber, Sandalwood

Intense and magnetic, Al Andalus penetrates with force in the most hidden desires of the imagination. Fresh, pungent and aromatically seductive, Al Andalus enchants with the sighs of orange flowers, corolla jealous that you catch only at dawn, coupled with radiant touch of lemon and rosemary. A mixture of odorous substances that play with light and dark. Intensely bright in the head notes, has a heart full of Lily of the valley, Clary Sage and Geranium, sparkling essences of sophistication that tickle, inspire, enlighten olfaction. The base of Al Andalus fades on a nocturn harmony filled with sensuality and notes of sandalwood, oak moss and musk.
Top Notes: Orange Blossom, Lemon, Rosemary
Heart Notes: Lily of the valley, geranium, clary sage
Base Notes: sandalwood, oak moss, musk

Superb olfactory calligram full of precious notes. It's the olfactory transcription of an ancient harem populated by sensual figures. Summon alcoves and secret sighs of love suffocated. Al Shomoukh in arabic means "Pride." It is proposed as a subliminal aphrodisiac drug, so in its heart was placed the attar of Musk Abyadh, oozing femininity, and then soft vapors of Taif Rose and Davalos distillate, flower with exotic and fruity accents, while the base is influenced by an accord of woody roots of Vetiver and Oudh silver wood. To smell with their eyes closed excluding the power of the gaze.

Interwoven with golden hints of, the plot of Asrar, whose name in Arabic means "Secrets", is decorated with notes, as if by magic, they appear under the nose an oriental garden nestled between Dream and Reality. The species chosen for this spell are among the most evocative in the world of fragrance and have been blended with care because their emotional power remains intact. A touch of saffron, a handful of spices, four drops of amber, musk, and then a puff of a distillate of Oudh, the bark of an infusion of exotic wood and sandalwood. A mixture of the extraordinary power that opens the door to the wonderful.
Top Notes: Saffron, Spices
Heart Notes: Amber, Musk
Base Notes: Oud Wood, Sandalwood, Exotic Woods

Ayoon Al Maha is a liquid dream that becomes real when it lands on the skin. A sublime attar sprinkled of pink and woody sparkles. The sentimental refinement of Damask Rose is enhanced up thanks to the warm and milky accent of Indian Sandal, the only one in the world of smells reminiscent of the smell of burning skin with excitement. A pulsing softness brought to its full splendor from a base of Oud Wood that, with strange spells, crystallizes the vanishing soul of the attar. The name means "Eyes of Fawn" and in Arab culture, the expression Ayoon Al Maha is used to show the beauty of a woman.
Top Notes: Rose Turkish
Heart Notes: Indian Sandal
Base Notes: Sandal, cambodian Oud Wood

An eastern fairy tale whispered softly, enclosed in glass walls. Bard Al Badour is inspired by the beauty of a woman told in a famous story of "The Thousand and One Nights." Full of sensuality up to capacity, its species were selected to evoke unnerving and secret pleasures. Drops of Rosa Damascena and tears of Ambergris are the prelude to a dream-erotic aroma that magnetizes the head notes. A fluctuating moment of vibrant intensity that explodes in a heart filled with two types of wood Oudh, Burmese and Cambodian. A visceral love tribute to the aroma that most of all recounts the east. Sandalwood and Wood Oudh silver seal this exotic fantasy with a thousand of sensual reflections.
Top Notes: Bulgarian Rose and Amber
Heart Notes: Olive Oil Oudh Oudh Burmese and Cambodian
Base Notes: Silver-based Oudh Oil Sandalwood

Its name in Arabic means "Joy". A touch of radiance evoked by the essence of Lime invites the senses to be conquered by this attar that, thanks to its wake, inspires a feeling of serenity. The bright and vibrant shades of the top notes disappear upon the arrival of an accord of Animal Musk and Oliban that emit vibrations full of sensuality and spirituality. The sensual aroma of Musk joins the Oliban hieratic aura. The sacred and the profane become perfume. The essence distilled from the bark of fine wood notes wrapped in velvet tail and intensifies the final moments of Bahjah.
Top Notes: Lime Oil
Heart Notes: Moss Animal
Base Notes: Frankincense Oil, Various Fine Woods