Frequently Asked Questions about Aurum d'Angkhor by Sultan Pasha Attars
What does Aurum d'Angkhor by Sultan Pasha Attars smell like?
Aurum d'Angkhor by Sultan Pasha Attars features top notes of Jasmine, Rose, and Saffron, middle notes of Henna, Honey, Orange Blossom, Rose, and Tobacco, and base notes of Agarwood (Oud), Ambergris, Beeswax, Benzoin, Henna, Labdanum, Musk, Patchouli, Saffron, Sandalwood, and Tobacco.
Who created Aurum d'Angkhor by Sultan Pasha Attars?
Aurum d'Angkhor by Sultan Pasha Attars was created by Sultan Pasha.
When was Aurum d'Angkhor by Sultan Pasha Attars released?
Aurum d'Angkhor by Sultan Pasha Attars was released in 2014.
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Aurum d'Angkhor, from Sultan Pasha Attars was released in 2014. The perfumer behind this creation is Sultan Pasha. It has the top notes of Jasmine, Rose, and Saffron, middle notes of Henna, Honey, Orange Blossom, Rose, and Tobacco, and base notes of Agarwood (Oud), Ambergris, Beeswax, Benzoin, Henna, Labdanum, Musk, Patchouli, Saffron, Sandalwood, and Tobacco.
The opening has this slight faint metallic vibe, with a dull warm spiciness. For me it reminds me of my mums gold jewellery she keeps in a plastic container (old ice cream box, you know those 3 flavour combo's with vanilla, chocolate and strawberry), she keeps this plastic container in the kitchen, which holds her gold jewellery, along with some other miscellaneous items like a small tub of saffron (used sparingly in dishes made for special occasions), some band aids etc. And whenever I used to need a band aid, and open the container, I use to get a whiff off this dull spiciness with some metallic nuance from the jewellery, and thats what I get in the opening.
As the scent develops, the faint metallic vibes eases, but the dull warm spices become less dull, the saffron now feels more blooded, and joined with is the most luxurious note of Jasmine. Unfortunately for me the jasmine doesn't last too long, and as the scent dries down it takes with it the warm intense spicy Saffron with is joined by a juicy woody accord, and a dirty slightly animalic Oud, maybe due to the henna note.
This was a difficult review to conduct, as the scent was incredibly complex, it hits you differently on each wearing, with so many facets and complexities, it was difficult to identity just one accord. This is a very regal, and opulent scent, fit for royalty.
The projection is strong for the first couple of hours, after which is becomes moderate, with a solid scent cloud. Longevity is brilliant 12+ hours.
Top: saffron oil, jasmine auriculatum absolute, Persian rose otto.
Heart: Bulgarian damascena absolute, honey absolute, orange blossom, henna, tobacco.
Base: EnsarOud's Encens D'Angkhor, beeswax, hand-macerated ambergris, hand-made Shamama (aged sandalwood, 30-year-old patchouli, henna, labdanum, Siamese benzoin, musk) raw Persian and Spanish Saffron strands maceration, Siamese benzoin resinoid, labdanum, tobacco absolute, Mysore sandalwood.
The opening has this slight faint metallic vibe, with a dull warm spiciness. For me it reminds me of my mums gold jewellery she keeps in a plastic container (old ice cream box, you know those 3 flavour combo's with vanilla, chocolate and strawberry), she keeps this plastic container in the kitchen, which holds her gold jewellery, along with some other miscellaneous items like a small tub of saffron (used sparingly in dishes made for special occasions), some band aids etc. And whenever I used to need a band aid, and open the container, I use to get a whiff off this dull spiciness with some metallic nuance from the jewellery, and thats what I get in the opening.
As the scent develops, the faint metallic vibes eases, but the dull warm spices become less dull, the saffron now feels more blooded, and joined with is the most luxurious note of Jasmine. Unfortunately for me the jasmine doesn't last too long, and as the scent dries down it takes with it the warm intense spicy Saffron with is joined by a juicy woody accord, and a dirty slightly animalic Oud, maybe due to the henna note.
This was a difficult review to conduct, as the scent was incredibly complex, it hits you differently on each wearing, with so many facets and complexities, it was difficult to identity just one accord. This is a very regal, and opulent scent, fit for royalty.
The projection is strong for the first couple of hours, after which is becomes moderate, with a solid scent cloud. Longevity is brilliant 12+ hours.
Best suited to formal occasions.
Perfect score of 5/5, a masterpiece.