Charbagh

For me this is THE end all be all rose-sandalwood-oud frag! I have yet to try Musk Rose attar by Rising Phoenix but I'm sure that one may be just as good. Zemfira by Bortnikoff after some much needed maceration has really blossomed as an amazing rose frag as well. I wish I could find more of this as it is breathtakingly good! In the opening you get a sharp blast of naturals that just makes you grin, this quickly resolves to reveal one of the creamiest regal rose scents I've ever smelled. If you can find even 1ml of this, please get it and try this yourself, I regret not getting a bottle ー🎅

lovely, luscious rose with citruses ... smells very much like taif rose but you can tell its because of the citruses making the jammy rose a little greenish! impressed by this house. tried 3 and wanting full bottles for all 3

Charbagh is an ode to the Mughal Rose. The perfume is very much like a traditional North Indian Attar perfume centered around a very pungent rose obtained from the Kannauj region of Uttar Pradesh, India. This natural rose enfleurage is mixed with subtle hints of cardamom, sandalwood, honey, light citruses and Hindi Oud to create a lovely juice that will appeal to lovers of exotic Orientals and rose centered fragrances. The natural ingredients make for a perfume that starts off a bit sweaty and pungent and dries down to a powdery rose garden. Moderate to strong sillage with very good projection and longevity. Enjoy!

The Rose is lush and velvety, but never sharp. Maybe it’s kept in line by the gently spicy cardamom bud, the dash of honey, and the melange of citruses that all work so well together. For me, the best part of the experience is the drydown, which is just as much buttery, vintage sandalwood as it is smooth, vintage Hindi Oud. This is one of the finest Mukhallat fragrances in EDP format I’ve ever smelled.