Banafa for Oud

Al Khanjar Perfume belongs to a catalogue built on powdery, woody and amber accords. These qualities run through the range and are joined by musky, animalic and floral tones. The materials that appear most often include musk, vanilla, amber and ambergris, which give the compositions a dense and rounded character.

The house centres its output on powdery, woody and amber accords. Alongside them come musky, animalic and floral elements that shift the mood from dry to soft. Musk, vanilla, amber and ambergris are used repeatedly, creating a thread that links the different releases. The result is a collection that stays close to its core accords while allowing secondary notes to alter the surface of each fragrance.