fragrance note

Flowers

4 perfumes

Floral notes, derived from blossoms like jasmine, tuberose, or rose via steam distillation or solvent extraction, form the heart of perfumery. They offer profiles ranging from powdery and honeyed to green and indolic. Typically serving as the fragrance's bridge, they provide elegance and emotional depth. In the Gulf, the Taif Rose is revered, prized for its velvet, spicy complexity. These blooms are essential, often layered with oud or saffron to create the sophisticated, opulent sillage cherished in regional traditions.