The Scent Architecture

The Narrative: A Legacy of the Valleys

"Regality, rooted in the heritage of Kashmir."

Asl e Oud Al Kashmiri is more than a fragrance; it is a tribute to the timeless majesty of the region. Designed to feel regal and warm, it captures the authentic spirit of Kashmiri heritage in every drop. This scent is for the individual who seeks a connection to the ancient and the precious—a fragrance that feels like a sacred relic of a forgotten throne.

It is a deeply "woody" experience, crafted for those whose presence is defined by stability, warmth, and an unshakeable sense of self.

Scent Experience & Development

• A Spicy, Noble Opening: The journey begins with the aromatic warmth of Cardamom paired with the elegant, floral-wood nuances of Rosewood. This opening is immediate and commanding, setting a noble tone for the experience.

• The Heart of Conflict & Calm: As the scent evolves, the sharp, tingly heat of Sichuan Pepper meets the smooth, creamy depth of Sandalwood. This creates a balanced heart that is both provocative and profoundly grounding.

• The Ancient Foundation: The dry-down reveals the true soul of the fragrance: Pure Oud AlKashmiri (Agarwood). This smoky, resinous base is softened and enriched by the sweetness of Tonka Bean and Vanilla, creating a long-lasting, opulent finish that feels deeply anchored in history.

Expert Note: The use of Pure Oud in the base ensures an "ancient" character that develops uniquely on each wearer's skin. The resinous quality makes it an ideal pairing for heavy wool garments, as the fibers hold the scent's smoky complexity for days.

Technical Composition

• Longevity: Exceptional; the resinous base notes are designed to provide a "weighted" presence that lingers long after the initial application.

• Aura: Deeply masculine and authoritative, though its warm, creamy dry-down offers a universal appeal for lovers of authentic oriental profiles.

• Seasonality: Ideal for cold weather and formal evening occasions, mirroring the warmth of a traditional Kashmiri winter.