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The brand decides to change the concentration. For example, an eau de parfum is reformulated as an extrait, effectively turning it into a different perfume.
The brand ceases operating. The creative director passed away, got bored, started a new project, sold the business, etc.
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An intense and bewitching velvety fragrance inspired by the precious and captivating damask rose.
Named after the Umayyad dynasty, Rose Omeyyade tells of the grandeur of the lavishly decorated Levant palaces. A resounding ode to sensuality and refinement that was once captured in 19th century orientalist paintings.
The woody and amber accords mark a unique and elegant creation.
This is a fragrance for close, deliberate presence: a room where the air is warm, the light is low, and the rose feels almost tactile. It suits someone who wants a polished sensuality rather than sweetness, leaving a smooth, lingering impression rather than a loud trail.
How to wear
Best worn in cooler weather or in the evening, when its rose, oud and ambered woods can unfold slowly. Apply sparingly at first; as an extrait, it has enough density to project with just a few sprays and will sit richly on skin, becoming softer and more velvety over time.
Who it’s for
For those who like roses with structure, depth and a slightly dark edge. It will appeal to wearers drawn to floral-woody compositions, oud softened by elegance, and perfumes that feel sensual, composed and quietly luxurious rather than airy or transparent.
The nose
Marie Salamagne is known for refined, tactile compositions that balance radiance with depth. Her work often turns on elegant florals, textured woods and a polished sensuality, which suits Atelier des Ors’ taste for opulent but controlled perfume architecture. For Rose Omeyyade, she shapes the rose as something plush and luminous rather than sugary, letting oud and woody facets add structure and shadow. The result reflects her ability to make rich materials feel modern, supple and composed.
Collaborators
Jean-Philippe Clermont, founder of Atelier des Ors, shaped the creative brief from his Middle Eastern travels and the brand’s orientalist imagery, while Marie Salamagne translated that vision into the finished formula with freedom to build the scent’s rose-led sensuality and woody depth.
Atelier des Ors’s story
Atelier des Ors treats perfume as an art object: gilded, emotive and crafted with a strong sense of beauty and symbolism. The house blends French haute parfumerie with travel, art and alchemical imagery, using gold as both a visual signature and a metaphor for the pursuit of excellence.
Rose Omeyyade Extrait (Discontinued)’s concept
Rose Omeyyade belongs to the Musique des Sables universe and was created as a rose tribute inspired by the grandeur of Levantine palaces and the atmosphere of 19th-century orientalist painting. The composition draws on founder Jean-Philippe Clermont’s Middle Eastern travels, with Marie Salamagne giving the idea a sensual, textured form built around rose, woods and amber.
Extra info
Rose Omeyyade is part of Atelier des Ors’ gold-infused, jewel-like perfumery universe and the Musique des Sables collection. Its name evokes the Umayyad dynasty and the grandeur of Levant palaces, tying the scent to a strong orientalist visual and cultural reference.
An intense and bewitching velvety fragrance inspired by the precious and captivating damask rose.
Named after the Umayyad dynasty, Rose Omeyyade tells of the grandeur of the lavishly decorated Levant palaces. A resounding ode to sensuality and refinement that was once captured in 19th century orientalist paintings.
The woody and amber accords mark a unique and elegant creation.
This is a fragrance for close, deliberate presence: a room where the air is warm, the light is low, and the rose feels almost tactile. It suits someone who wants a polished sensuality rather than sweetness, leaving a smooth, lingering impression rather than a loud trail.
How to wear
Best worn in cooler weather or in the evening, when its rose, oud and ambered woods can unfold slowly. Apply sparingly at first; as an extrait, it has enough density to project with just a few sprays and will sit richly on skin, becoming softer and more velvety over time.
Who it’s for
For those who like roses with structure, depth and a slightly dark edge. It will appeal to wearers drawn to floral-woody compositions, oud softened by elegance, and perfumes that feel sensual, composed and quietly luxurious rather than airy or transparent.
The nose
Marie Salamagne is known for refined, tactile compositions that balance radiance with depth. Her work often turns on elegant florals, textured woods and a polished sensuality, which suits Atelier des Ors’ taste for opulent but controlled perfume architecture. For Rose Omeyyade, she shapes the rose as something plush and luminous rather than sugary, letting oud and woody facets add structure and shadow. The result reflects her ability to make rich materials feel modern, supple and composed.
Collaborators
Jean-Philippe Clermont, founder of Atelier des Ors, shaped the creative brief from his Middle Eastern travels and the brand’s orientalist imagery, while Marie Salamagne translated that vision into the finished formula with freedom to build the scent’s rose-led sensuality and woody depth.
Atelier des Ors’s story
Atelier des Ors treats perfume as an art object: gilded, emotive and crafted with a strong sense of beauty and symbolism. The house blends French haute parfumerie with travel, art and alchemical imagery, using gold as both a visual signature and a metaphor for the pursuit of excellence.
Rose Omeyyade Extrait (Discontinued)’s concept
Rose Omeyyade belongs to the Musique des Sables universe and was created as a rose tribute inspired by the grandeur of Levantine palaces and the atmosphere of 19th-century orientalist painting. The composition draws on founder Jean-Philippe Clermont’s Middle Eastern travels, with Marie Salamagne giving the idea a sensual, textured form built around rose, woods and amber.
Extra info
Rose Omeyyade is part of Atelier des Ors’ gold-infused, jewel-like perfumery universe and the Musique des Sables collection. Its name evokes the Umayyad dynasty and the grandeur of Levant palaces, tying the scent to a strong orientalist visual and cultural reference.
