
Jamil takes its name from the Arabic poet Ma'mar, born around 660 and leading exponent of udhrita love poetry. The poet's epic, and the story of his love for Buthayna, form the basis of the olfactory intuition of Jamil, an intense and melancholy fragrance.
How it wears
Seasons

Shares Opoponax, Iris, Patchouli; Oriental, Spicy accords

Shares Cashmere Wood, May Rose, Clove; Oriental, Spicy, Woody accords

Shares Opoponax, Clove, Vetiver; Woody accord

Shares Iris, Clove, Vetiver; Green, Spicy, Woody accords

Shares Cashmere Wood, Iris, Pink Pepper; Woody accord

Shares Cashmere Wood, Clove, Pink Pepper; Woody accord

Shares May Rose, Cistus, Iris; Spicy, Woody accords

Shares Cashmere Wood, Iris, Vetiver; Spicy, Woody accords; both WOODY

Shares Cashmere Wood, Opoponax, May Rose; Fruity, Spicy, Woody accords; both WOODY, AMBERY (ORIENTAL)

Shares Cistus, Cashmere Wood, Patchouli; Fruity, Spicy, Woody accords; both WOODY, AMBERY (ORIENTAL)

Shares Opoponax, Patchouli, Amber; both AMBERY (ORIENTAL)

Shares Cashmere Wood, Pink Pepper, Patchouli; Fruity accord