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Rosella by Anfar 1950 opens with a crisp burst of tart rhubarb and sweet litchi, immediately brightened by bergamot and a touch of warm nutmeg. As the… Show more

Rosella by Anfar 1950 opens with a crisp burst of tart rhubarb and sweet litchi, immediately brightened by bergamot and a touch of warm nutmeg. As the initial spray settles, fresh Turkish rose and soft peony take center stage, anchored by clean musk and subtle vanilla. The base grounded in cashmeran, cedar, and Haitian vetiver adds a dry woody finish that prevents the floral sweetness from feeling cloying. Designed by Ahmedullah Anfar in 2024, this scent delivers vibrant projection during cool spring mornings and airy afternoon wear. It offers a bright alternative for floral enthusiasts who prefer sharp fruitiness over heavy gourmand notes. Show less

Itenez opens with a sharp flash of fresh citrus and ginger. Bergamot and cold orange collide with the bitter, herbal snap of artemisia, keeping the in… Show more

Itenez opens with a sharp flash of fresh citrus and ginger. Bergamot and cold orange collide with the bitter, herbal snap of artemisia, keeping the initial burst crisp and bright. As it warms on the skin, the fragrance pivots into an unexpected heart of dry black coffee, fiery sichuan pepper, and earthy green bell pepper. A heavy base of patchouli, smoky incense, and warm styrax anchors the scent, giving it a dark, resinous depth that clings to the skin. It suits anyone looking to step away from traditional clean scents, performing best during chilly autumn days and casual evening gatherings. This is a complex blend that demands a sample before committing to a full bottle. Show less

Durra opens with a sharp burst of salty sea notes, cold aldehydes, and clary sage before diving into a dark heart of agarwood and smoky incense. The d… Show more

Durra opens with a sharp burst of salty sea notes, cold aldehydes, and clary sage before diving into a dark heart of agarwood and smoky incense. The dry-down settles into heavy castoreum leather, amber, and bitter cumin on skin. It suits cold winter evenings, black-tie dinners, or outdoor gatherings where a dense, maritime oriental projection cuts cleanly through crisp air. Show less