JANNATUL MA’WA

Family: Oriental Woody Floral
Concentration: Extrait Perfume Oil / Attar
Origin: India / Middle Eastern Perfume Tradition

Top Notes (Clean & Fresh + Sharp Citrus):
Bergamot, Lemon (or sharp citrus impression)
A light facet of crisp freshness

Heart Notes (Sweet & Spicy / Floral Bouquet):
Bulgarian Rose, Jasmine, Orange Blossom

Spices: Cloves, Cardamom, Cinnamon or warm spice hints
Possibly hints of saffron or pepper to lift the bouquet
Floral richness balanced with exotic heat

Base Notes :(Light Woody & Warm Depth):
Soft sandalwood, light woods, Warm amber, musk, Woody-amber trail that supports but doesn’t dominate

Jannatul Ma’wa feels like walking through a garden at twilight — citrus air, petals dusted in spice, woods in soft twilight. The progression is elegant:

Opening: airy citrus brightness, crisp and clean
Heart: floral bouquet deepens, spices warm the skin
Dry-down: woods, amber, musk — lingering but soft

It’s luminous without being delicate, warm but not heavy. Because of its potency, a small amount suffices — the fragrance expands rather than overpowering.

“Jannatul Ma’wa” evokes a sense of paradise and spiritual elevation (in Arabic, Jannatul means “Paradise”; Ma’wa one of its stages). The oil is designed to feel like a “bouquet from heaven” — fresh, floral, spicy, and noble.

It bridges contrasts — citrus brightness with exotic spice, soft florals over woody depth — meant for those who want a scent that is both uplifting and grounding.