Arabian Fruit

Arabian Fruit opens with a burst of succulent figs, dark berries, and sun-warmed dates, their juices mingling into a syrupy allure that immediately evokes the image of a vibrant souk in the heart of the Middle East. The fruits are lush and decadent, but never overly sweet—there’s a balance, a tension, that keeps them from tipping into gourmand territory. Beneath this initial richness, a whisper of citrus zest and dried apricots adds complexity, teasing the senses with brightness before giving way to the resinous heart. As the fragrance evolves, the oud emerges—resinous, smoky, and dry, like aged wood smoldering in the evening air. It doesn’t overpower the fruit but anchors it, grounding the lushness with its earthy gravity. The interplay is seamless: the oud wraps around the fruits like a fine silk robe, each note enhancing the other. There’s a dusty warmth to the dry down, reminiscent of spice markets, sun-bleached wood, and the soft hush of twilight prayers. Arabian Fruit tells a story of opulence and restraint, where nature's sweetness is given reverence through the sacred depth of oud.