In Arabic, Al Sarab means “mirage”. It is inspired by the twilight desert landscapes of the United Arab Emirates: timeless, mystical, and deeply poetic.
Al Sarab is an intense and profound layering of mixed oud oils blended with pure Cambodian oud (aged 15 years). This is an animalic yet fruity oud for connoisseurs of the earthy wood material, suggesting the mesmerising illusion of the desert’s shifting horizons.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
Al Sarab suits the unhurried hours after sunset, when its earthy oud and animalic leather feel more compelling than brightness or polish. Imagine the tactile contrast of a soft woven garment against worn leather: a grounded, assertive presence, with a fruity undertone tempering the wood’s rawness.
How to wear
Start with one spray on the torso and assess before adding more. Cooler evenings are a sensible starting point for this intense oud extrait; in warm weather, use a lighter hand so its animalic weight does not dominate. Skin application keeps attention on the contrast between fruity nuances and earthy wood.
Who it’s for
For oud enthusiasts who prefer earthy, animalic wood to smooth sweetness. Its leathery character and fruity undertones will appeal to those who enjoy raw textures, substantial compositions and oud presented as the central material rather than a background accent.
Release year
2024
Maysson’s story
Maysson approaches Arabian heritage as a living language, combining Middle Eastern and Mediterranean influences with contemporary refinement. Across fragrance and its wider lifestyle collections, the house emphasizes quality, understated confidence and the transformation of everyday rituals.
Al Sarab’s concept
Al Sarab draws inspiration from Dehn Oud Al Sarab and the twilight desert landscapes of the United Arab Emirates. Its mirage imagery gives an atmospheric setting to a composition centered on Cambodian oud, smoky wood and earthy depth, connecting the fragrance to Emirati culture.
Extra info
Al Sarab means “mirage” in Arabic, linking the fragrance’s name to its desert-at-dusk inspiration.
In Arabic, Al Sarab means “mirage”. It is inspired by the twilight desert landscapes of the United Arab Emirates: timeless, mystical, and deeply poetic.
Al Sarab is an intense and profound layering of mixed oud oils blended with pure Cambodian oud (aged 15 years). This is an animalic yet fruity oud for connoisseurs of the earthy wood material, suggesting the mesmerising illusion of the desert’s shifting horizons.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
Al Sarab suits the unhurried hours after sunset, when its earthy oud and animalic leather feel more compelling than brightness or polish. Imagine the tactile contrast of a soft woven garment against worn leather: a grounded, assertive presence, with a fruity undertone tempering the wood’s rawness.
How to wear
Start with one spray on the torso and assess before adding more. Cooler evenings are a sensible starting point for this intense oud extrait; in warm weather, use a lighter hand so its animalic weight does not dominate. Skin application keeps attention on the contrast between fruity nuances and earthy wood.
Who it’s for
For oud enthusiasts who prefer earthy, animalic wood to smooth sweetness. Its leathery character and fruity undertones will appeal to those who enjoy raw textures, substantial compositions and oud presented as the central material rather than a background accent.
Release year
2024
Maysson’s story
Maysson approaches Arabian heritage as a living language, combining Middle Eastern and Mediterranean influences with contemporary refinement. Across fragrance and its wider lifestyle collections, the house emphasizes quality, understated confidence and the transformation of everyday rituals.
Al Sarab’s concept
Al Sarab draws inspiration from Dehn Oud Al Sarab and the twilight desert landscapes of the United Arab Emirates. Its mirage imagery gives an atmospheric setting to a composition centered on Cambodian oud, smoky wood and earthy depth, connecting the fragrance to Emirati culture.
Extra info
Al Sarab means “mirage” in Arabic, linking the fragrance’s name to its desert-at-dusk inspiration.
