Tareekh

Oud Isphahan by Ard Al Zaafaran opens with an intense blast of saffron, sharp black pepper, and dry thyme. As the initial harshness settles, woody not… Show more

Oud Isphahan by Ard Al Zaafaran opens with an intense blast of saffron, sharp black pepper, and dry thyme. As the initial harshness settles, woody notes merge with earthy patchouli, cinnamon, and a subdued rose. The dry-down relies heavily on synthetic agarwood, cedar, and amber, creating a coarse, medicinal heat on skin. It fits cold November nights, heavy leather coats, and outdoor evening gatherings where strong woody projection cuts through crisp air. The composition completely skips creamy sweetness, focusing instead on pungent herbal spices, earthy roots, and dry timber that linger on fabric until the next day. Show less