XerJoff - Mamluk - Oud Stars
Mamluk is journey of profound depth as deep and resinous notes from the earth create a meditative and spiritual scent. Honey and caramel notes resinate from the start creating a warm and rich invitation to the senses. Jasmine and Osmanthus soon blend with Laos benzoin creating a floral heart that is both seductive and alluring. Finally a bed of Vanilla Madagascar, Indian Oud, Crystal musk and amber create the final embrace to this warm and sensual scent. Mamluk is a rare and deeply reflective scent built on primal nature of mankind.
Oriental Woody
Top Note: Bergamot, Honey, Caramel
Heart Note: Jasmine, Osmanthus, Benzoin
Base Note: Vanilla, Agarwood (Oud), Crystal Musk, Ambergris
XERJOFF OUD STARS
After 3 years of intense research and exclusive sourcing of materials, XERJOFF launched the new OUD STARS collection at the Esxence Milan Exibition 2012. OUD STARS is an extension line consisting of six perfumes based off of the XJ Shooting Stars line launched in 2005. Entirely dedicated to the traditions of Arab perfume making, The OUD STARS collection is created with prestigious distillations of pure Oud from the plantations of Laos, India and Borneo.
The extensive research and limited production of OUD STARS has being finalized with the firm intention of creating a special collection faithful to the traditions of Arab perfume making while integrating the luxurious style and creativity of Xerjoff perfumes.
The names of each perfume has been linked to an ancient book called “Travel of Ibn Battuta” written in 1325 ad. Ibn Battuta, also know as the Marco Polo of the Arab world , described the life and culture of many cities from North Africa to the Far East leaving a great written testimony of that era.
OUD STARS : Zafar, Mamluk, Zanzibar (former Najaf), Al-Khat, Gao and Fars are ancient cities names chosen to name the new OUD STARS collection.
“Fine fragrance is never just about the smell. Done well, it is a marriage of substance and the sublime, perfectly executed by fragrance house Xerjoff with their philosophy that you cannot separate perfume from art.”
Sergio Momo
