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Delice by Sultan Pasha Attars offers a rich, boozy gourmand experience that settles into a deeply complex profile. It opens with cognac and butter not… Show more

Delice by Sultan Pasha Attars offers a rich, boozy gourmand experience that settles into a deeply complex profile. It opens with cognac and butter notes, leading into a heart of honey and rum. This fragrance excels in cold weather, providing a warm and comforting scent that feels luxurious on the skin for hours without being overly aggressive. Show less

Ambrecuir by Sultan Pasha Attars is an ambitious, artistic exploration of aged materials. Centered on a dense amber accord, it marries the buttery ric… Show more

Ambrecuir by Sultan Pasha Attars is an ambitious, artistic exploration of aged materials. Centered on a dense amber accord, it marries the buttery richness of saffron and honeyed suede with a complex, animalic base. Designed for those seeking a vintage, bibliophilic aesthetic, this attar is best suited for cooler months, offering a scent profile that feels lived-in, dark, and profoundly atmospheric. Show less

Ladanika Russian Matrioshka opens with a crisp, forest-like blast of pine needles and bracing aldehydes, capturing the sensation of cold well water in… Show more

Ladanika Russian Matrioshka opens with a crisp, forest-like blast of pine needles and bracing aldehydes, capturing the sensation of cold well water in a wooden cabin. As it warms on the skin, the fragrance softens into a comforting mix of baked green apple, sweet honey, and warm butter. This contrasts the bright, piney top notes with a rich, bready rye base, mimicking the warmth of a tea gathering around a copper samovar. It is an ideal autumn scent for fragrance enthusiasts who appreciate offbeat, savory gourmands and want to move beyond standard designer sweets. While it leans unisex, the combination of resinous fir and heavy honey makes it a cozy, rustic choice for cool weather. Buying a full bottle is best for those who love artistic, atmospheric scents, while casual wearers should start with a sample. Show less