House Heritage

Stories of Arab and Gulf fragrance houses.

Navigate the olfactory landscape of the Gulf and beyond through our curated tour of the heritage houses defining modern Arab perfumery

Nabeel is a Gulf fragrance house known for attars, incense, and Mukhallat-style compositions rooted in Arabian perfumery.

Khadlaj is a Gulf fragrance house rooted in Middle Eastern heritage, known for accessible luxury and blends built around oud, amber, and musk.

Rasasi is a family-owned Gulf fragrance house headquartered in Dubai, known for Arabian perfume craft, oud, rose, amber and musk.

Explore the heritage of Afnan, a distinguished fragrance house that bridges traditional Gulf olfactory artistry with contemporary perfumery.

A heritage profile of Arabian Oud, the Gulf fragrance house rooted in oud, musk, amber and modern Arabian perfumery.

Swiss Arabian is a UAE perfume house founded in 1974 as a UAE-Givaudan joint venture, built around Gulf materials and European fragrance methods.

A clear guide to Al Haramain as a Gulf perfume brand: its heritage, raw materials, scent profile, and bridge between attars and modern sprays.

Explore the ascent of Lattafa, a powerhouse in the Gulf fragrance scene that has bridged traditional perfumery with modern global appeal.

Ajmal began in early 1950s Assam, India, with pure Oud and natural essences before growing into a UAE-headquartered Gulf fragrance house.

Amouage is an Omani luxury fragrance house founded in 1983, rooted in frankincense, oud, and Arabian perfumery.