Raghba Attar Size:3ML and the luxurious pleasures of

and the luxurious pleasures of the Ottoman elite

•    Middle Notes: Soft Spices

echoing the graceful halls of a sultan’s palace under lantern-lit skies

Egyptian Oud reimagines this legacy by blending native florals and sacred woods

mirroring the rituals of an imperial court steeped in art and poetry

Raghba Attar Size:3ML and the luxurious pleasures ofOrigin and History Raghba, meaning "desire" in Arabic, draws inspiration from the bustling Silk Road trade that passed through Samarkand in Central Asia. Under the Timurid Empire, led by the mighty ruler Amir Timur (Tamerlane) in the 14th century, Samarkand became a cosmopolitan hub where exotic spices, resins, and aromatics converged. Oud and amber were blended with sweet, sugary notes to impress visiting dignitaries and reflect the citys cultural