Salim Bagh 1619

I gave this a full wearing today, and wooooow! Just a stunning Middle-Eastern fragrance. It's rather potent when it first hits the skin, and while sillage and longevity are great, it somehow softens (iris/orris maybe?) and I end up with this creaminess that reminds me of toasted marshmallows mixed with smooth oud (very palatable for Western tastes, along the lines of Tom Ford creations), a freshly cut, lush and sensual rose, and saffron. There is a subtle smokiness about the vanilla that I love. I associate it with cypriol, so I think I'm picking up cypriol. This fragrance is supposed to be centered around the Mughal Era of India, with its beautiful art, decor, and majestic gardens. It certainly evokes a sort of opulence but somehow seems serene at the same time. I tired of oud some time ago. I smelled my share of Montales, Tom Fords, Rojas and oils and attars, but because this one is so delicately blended and so smooth, the scent of oud is roping me in again. Disclosure: I sell this fragrance at aveparfum.com, but these are my personal opinions.

This is a surprisingly gorgeous new creation in the "attar" style of Persian perfume. Starts off with a blast of rose, saffron and iris and then settles to reveal elements of oud, cypriol, patchouli, amber, musk, vanilla and balsamic resins. Absolutely breathtaking and conjuring visions of walking in rose and iris laden gardens of Mughal emperors. Strong on the sillage and projection front so please use the spray button very cautiously. Beautiful beyond words and a must own for Oriental perfume lovers.

Wonderful perfume,I think everyone will love it. 10/10 frank.perfume

Really great fragrance,oudy,saffron,rose,vanilla 10/10

An excellent fragrance Smooth, rich and well done for it's genre. Definitely worth checking out. A pleasure to wear

Very sweet cypriol roses... I get a syrupy Turkish roses with cypriol oil & doses of sweet amber, bits musk, bits of sweet patchouli, some oud, & vanilla. A little bit oversweet blend but definitely pretty.