Purple Rain

$595

If I were to present a bespoke version of Iris Ghalia tailored exclusively for a…

Description

You’ve seen it everywhere – ‘Royal’ this, ‘Royal’ that. ‘Royal’ Malinau, ‘Royal’ Assam… The term ‘Royal’ has been so overused that calling it cliché doesn’t even begin to capture the issue. It’s become a parody of itself, slapped on by those with no claim or right to the title.

But Purple Rain? This isn’t just another name. It contains authentically royal ingredients—not the kind marketed for a king, but those crafted by a king, for a king.

If I were to present a bespoke version of Iris Ghalia tailored exclusively for a Sultan, this is the scent I’d choose. You can easily imagine how any other fragrance house would price something of this caliber in the stratosphere—thousands, if not tens of thousands of dollars. And while semi-bespoke perfumes often demand outrageous sums without delivering much inside the bottle, Purple Rain flips the script. It grants access to aromatics so intoxicating, they’ll leave your head spinning—and it uses them with unapologetic abundance.

What was originally a semi-bespoke perfume, this 100% concentration edition attar lets you experience Purple Rain in full blast. If you already own the perfume, the attar unfolds differently (it’s swiped instead of sprayed) which gives you the familiar Purple Rain profile, but fully loaded and all at once. 

Purple Rain lets you bliss out to the deepest, most hypnotic, kinam-infused nectar, ready to show you what it feels like to truly indulge.

*Your bottle comes in a hand-blown EO-vial featuring a rose quartz applicator.

Customer Reviews:

The most unique and incredible iris accord I’ve ever experienced.

—David C. / USA

There is something so addicting to this buttery floral note, which I believe is the iris, accompanied by the oud-y base.

— Masrour B. / USA

Purple rain may be one of the thickest juiciest of them all.

—Mathew S. / USA

Iris Ghalia to the max. Love the bite.

—Andrew G. / USA

Simply gorgeous use of florals that truly gives you the smell of its namesake.

—Kelley C. / USA

Purple explosion!!
Purple Rain attar came in today. Couldn’t help but swipe it. The volume on this one is turned up full blast. Iris, Rose, and Purple Kinam all in your face. Just in time for an extra fragrant Friday tomorrow. Ensar Oud has really put on a show with this one. I’m not very good at giving full reviews, what I will say about this is the Iris and Rose are beast mode and are dancing in the purple rain.

—Abu Naeem A. / USA

Purple florals with a fruity, sweet accord in a dusty/powdery texture. Top Ensar attar. Beautiful.

—Terence L. / Australia

A beautiful Rose, Jasmine, Floral infused, jungle laced attar.

—Arfan I. / UK

It is Iris done on another level. I may have to add the PP to my collection as well.

it is definitely not just a beast mode Iris Ghalia (which I have a bottle of). There is something that is adding a touch of lovely sweetness compared to Iris Ghalia. There is a beautiful subtle citrus note that I assume is coming from the Royal Ta’ifi and it works so beautifully with the iris. I don’t know what Purple Kinam oil smells like, but there is an amazing depth and smoothness in the base. I love Iris Ghalia PP, but I think that I am going to love this one even more.

—Greg B. / USA

Sparkling Musk meets powdery Iris and meditative Kinam. Calming yet exciting.

—Marvin G. / Germany

I have found the holy grail. I love it. It’s so sexy.

—Danial D. / USA

Received a sample drop of this purple beauty today with an order and a was … mind blown!

—Acainc M. / Canada
Oud Oil Notes

SOTD. Purple Rain Attar:

Note from a Customer

SOTD. Purple Rain Attar.

I’ve now given this a few days of use, and it continues to impress me with every wearing. While there are obviously many from this house that I’ve grown to love, this is probably in my top 3, and may continue to climb with additional wearing. How much did I like it? Enough to also buy the PP (which I can’t wait to get my hands on to compare with and layer).

The name of this semi-b is a fitting one. While I find it to be more “blue” than “purple”…. I can certainly comprise on it being a bluer hue of purple. The blue lotus, jasmine, and iris are the stars, especially in the beginning. That first 20-30 minutes IS my favorite opening of any of the EO potions thus far. These beautiful florals sit upon the gentle elegance of the purple kinam. Let me be clear, this is not an oud dominant fragrance, at least to me. The oud doesn’t punch you like white kinam, and it’s not as strong as it is in qi nan ghalia. But, it’s definitely there, as evidenced by a thickness in the base, and the light but noticeable mind-altering effect that’s present.

My intial concern – I don’t want to use “complaint” here, as it’s not wise to “complain” about something you really enjoy even though we must recognize our flaws – was longevity. As an attar, it’s unsurprising that the initial blast of florals quickly dies down to a personal scent bubble and, largely, a skin scent. In a few wearings, I noticed, or thought I had noticed, that after 7-8 hours, one really had to search to still find this gentle beauty.

Note, I said INITIAL concern. While it still doesn’t project out to the world, I have found that my longevity concern isn’t with the attar, it’s with me. How do I know? The last time I wore this, I had an evening workout, showed, and gave this a swipe on my arms and a couple of drops on a t-shirt. Wore the shirt for a few hours before bed and took it off before sleep. Two days later, I picked up that same t-shirt and wore it to workout in. As soon as I put it on, all of those sensations of a fresh swipe hit. It was still there! One better? Yesterday I went to wash the shirt in the laundry. Picked it up, now 4-5 days since initial swipe, and it was still there. Not as strong, but definitely noticeable. The only thing I can come up with is that this combo, that I find so lovely, apparently makes me nose blind after a few hours of exposure. That was a shock to me.

Not to sexualize this hobby, but by way of metaphor: purple rain is the intelligent, quiet, beautiful girl. She’s gorgeous without being pretentious. She isn’t going to scream and tell you how great she is. However, if you really take the time to talk to her, you’re quickly going to appreciate her inner beauty.

—Kelly C. / USA

Purple Rain
Purple Rain
$595