Either way, ingredients like oud, musk, saffron, rice, and bakhoor make Arabian fragrances stand out. While there are still luxury options when it comes to purchasing Arabian fragrances ...

Long before the advent of modern perfumery, oud was used for a variety of purposes—medicinal, aphrodisiacal, and aromatic ...

NDTV was at the House of Amouage in Seeb, a stone's throw from Muscat in Oman, where some of the world's most expensive ...

driven by the cultural significance of scents such as oud and musk, have contributed to the industry’s success. With their complex profiles and traditional ingredients, Arabic perfumes command a ...