1656

At its zenith during the seventeenth century, the influence of the kingdom of Ayutthaya stretched to the very heart of Europe. It was key to the flourishing trade of the time, drawing buyers and sellers from all over the western continent. The kingdom was esteemed, too, for its literature and manners. But it was the splendour of the city itself that most entranced visitors, not to mention its conception.

The entire capital was built to resemble the celestial city recounted in the Buddhist canon. In royal processions, meanwhile, the oud and sandalwood were considered sacred, just as the making of floral garlands was widespread. Thus we are reminded of the preeminence
of fragrance to golden ages past, as we offer our aroma in summation of glorious Ayutthaya.

Scent Profile:
“Celebrating the glorious days of Ayutthaya, this perfume unveil a masterful exhibition of Siamese creativity and passion for fragrance at its zenith. This exquisite blend is a harmonious balance of subtlety and strength. The initial notes give a refreshing symphony of citrus harmonized with galbanum and moss. Enriched by the luxurious essence of saffron and rose, the opulent Ameenah’s Oud culminates in a delightful embrace of sweet, exotic tonka beans.”

Keynotes:
Citrus Blend
White flowers
Saffron
Galbanum
Rose
Oud oil
Moss
Tonka Beans