Sohrab

"Demolition by fire" Opens with deep ambery and resinous notes that are accompanied by an incense of some sort that is giving the aromatic qualities Soon smoke takes over and the fragrance becomes smoke focused yet sill aromatic Smoke quickly tones down to an ash note, representing what's left after the demolition by fire When it fully dries the greener and woodier notes emerge, still being surrounded by ash, aromatic incense and amber

This is a fantastic perfume. Now, the opening can be off-putting for sure--the styrax and other animalics are strong for the first few minutes. However, after those few minutes it develops into something really good. The greeness comes out; the woods and the violet leaf start taking a more prominent role. Very masculine as the brief states. It's a very strong projector and has excellent longevity.

A gorgeous dark and fiery Oriental amber this is one of the best new Amber based creations in the recent past. The perfume expertly blends the central amber note with Elemi resin, Galbanum, Cypress, Violet Leaf, Frankincense,Myrrh, Styrax ,Black Pepper, Pink Pepper ,Saffron,ash, Jatamansi,Cumin, Costus, Pomegranate and Opium to create a stunning and potent juice that evokes the ravaging Persian warrior after whom it is named. An incredibly strong, potent and masculine dark juice that requires a brave and fearless disposition to wear, this is a wonderful example of beautiful modern Oriental perfumery mixing on the old with the new. Essential for Oriental and amber lovers, and absolutely breathtaking!

Rostam va sohrab is one the dramas in Shahnameh, the very famous poem divan from one of the most famous poets of all time named Ferdowsi. Ferdowsi was an Iranian poet and the stories of the book all happen in Persia, Iran, and none of those have any relevance to Afganistan. Please read the history then write !