Collections
Grouped by when you wear them, not by what they cost.
The Oud Library
Resin, smoke and patience
Our deepest compositions. Agarwood from Cambodia and Assam, aged resins, and the kind of base notes that are still there the next morning. These are not quiet fragrances, and they are not meant to be.
Everyday Icons
For the other three hundred days
Clean, legible, and built for Pakistani heat. Office-safe projection, no headaches, and enough character that someone still asks what you are wearing.
Shaadi Season
Mehndi to valima
Composed for the four weeks of the year when everyone you know is getting married. Rose, oud, saffron and honey — carrying across a marquee without crowding the person next to you.
Summer in Karachi
Salt air and shade
Fragrances that survive 38 degrees and 80 percent humidity. Citrus that does not collapse by noon, aquatics that read as cool rather than sweet.
The Attar Shelf
Oil, undiluted
Traditional attars pressed into small bottles. No alcohol, no filler — a single dab behind the ear lasts the whole day, the way your grandfather wore it.
Gifting
Wrapped, boxed, ready
The bottles people are most glad to receive, in sizes that feel generous. Complimentary hand-wrapping in every order.