Perfume Ajman

In the beautiful emirate of Ajman, the tradition of perfumery stands as a testament to the region's rich history, heritage, and unwavering dedication to the art of fragrance. At Maison Anthony Marmin, we honor this tradition, combining the authentic art of Arabian perfumery with French elegance to create unparalleled perfumes.

Discover the essence of oud, attar, and bakhoor with us, as we explore their significance in Emirati culture and introduce you to our niche collection of the world's finest attars and bakhoors. Our journey is one of discovery, tradition, and passion, inviting you to experience the true artistry of Arabian perfumery.

The Essence of Oud in Emirati Culture

Oud, often hailed as "liquid gold" in the world of perfumery, occupies a place of immense cultural and historical importance in Ajman and all the United Arab Emirates. This precious resin, extracted from the Aquilaria tree, embodies Emirati heritage, symbolizing hospitality, prestige, and a profound connection to tradition. Oud in Ajman is a legacy, beloved and passed down through generations.

Attar: The Soul of Emirati Fragrance Tradition

Attar, the pure, concentrated perfume oil distilled from flowers, herbs, spices, or barks, showcases the Emirati quest for olfactory excellence. These oils, often aged to enhance their complexity and depth, are essential to personal adornment in Ajman and across the UAE, transcending fashion to become a marker of identity. Attars in Ajman represent an intimate aspect of Emirati life, increasingly paired with spray perfumes nowadays.

Bakhoor: A Tradition in Ajman

Bakhoor, comprising natural ingredients like oud, frankincense, ambergris, musk, and essential oils, is deeply ingrained in Emirati culture. Utilized to scent homes and clothing, the act of burning bakhoor is a ritual denoting hospitality and well-being. This tradition, fundamental to life in Ajman, mirrors the region's storied past, its natural bounty, and its people's skill in crafting exquisite bakhoors.