Ruh Al Sultan
Fragrance notes
Character
Ruh Al Sultan unfolds as a dense meeting of Laotian oud and Australian sandalwood. The resinous weight of opoponax sits beside frankincense, giving the air a thick, balsamic texture. Egyptian jasmine and osmanthus add a soft, golden floral layer that never turns bright. Bulgarian and Damask rose push the blend toward a deep, velvet petal richness. Vetiver grounds the entire composition with an earthy, aromatic edge.
The sweetness here feels warm and resinous rather than sugary. Frankincense and opoponax create a smoky, church-like atmosphere that pairs naturally with heavy wool coats and dimly lit streets. The woods feel dark and polished, like the interior of an old library or a quiet courtyard at night. It is a scent that matches a cold wind and a sky full of stars, wrapping the wearer in a heavy, traditional cloak of scent.
Anas Sabrani composed a fragrance that asks for patience and a love of heavy resins. It fits a person who enjoys the ritual of getting dressed for a formal evening out. Wear it when the night is long and the air is sharp, and when a bold, woody presence feels like the right companion.
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