Egyptian Oriental Eastern Egyptian Antique Perfume Oils, Fragrance Type: Bakhour (????) - Sandal (????) - Amber (????) - Kolyimat (??????) - Elhagar Eleswed (????? ??????) - Lotus (???? ??????) - Duaa El Janna (???? ?????) - Wesal (????) - Elnegoum Elzahabaya (?????? ???????) - Khaleeji fruits (????? ?????) - Mekhalat (????) - Sultan Elhamedy (????? ???????) - Setar Elkaaba (???? ?????) - Vanilia (???????) - Egyptian Jasmine (?????? ????) - Flower Asfahan (Ward Asfahan) (??? ???????) - Salma (????) - Tamr henna (??? ???) - Alf zahara ( 1000 flower) (??? ????) - Muzhela (?????) - El melook (??????) - Egypt fruits (????? ?????) - Egyptian Flowers (??? ????) - Mekhalat Malaky (???? ????)- Rihan ( Basil ) (?????) - White Jasmine (????? ????) - Lily (????)- Hajre Aswad Egyptian Papyrus Essential Oil Fragrance Type: White Musk (??? ????) - English Musk (??? ???????) - Mekkah Musk (??? ???) Fruits Musk (??? ?????) - Elmadina Musk (??? ???????) - Mutasalek Musk (??? ?????) - Agaypy Musk (??? ??????) - Oud Sheha (??? ????) - Oud kashaha (??? ????) - Oud Campodia (??? ??????) - Oud Mebakhar (??? ????) - Oud Muzhel (??? ????) - Oud Elharamein (??? ???????) - Oud Malaky (??? ????) - Oud Emitares (??? ???????) - Oud Oman (??? ?????) - Oud White (??? ????) - Oud Black (??? ????) Scents of Luxor Scents of Luxor The craft of perfumery is an essential part of Egyptian culture. Egyptian perfumes have long been alluring the world with their distinct fragrances and are now synonymous with ancient heritage as well as fine luxury. With a history spanning more than 5,000 years, Egyptian perfumes are steeped in exotic and local traditions. Take a walk down any of the Middle Eastern souks, be it the Khan Al Khalili street in Cairo, the Sikkat Al Khalili street in Dubai or the Frankincense trail in Dhofar and Salalah in Oman, it will surely be one smelly affair that you won’t forget anytime soon. Frankincense,myrra an aromatic resin, is the main ingredient in making all Arabic perfumes. It grows on small trees and shrubs in Salalah in Oman and Somalia in Africa. Long ago in ancient Arabia, Frankincense was traded for the world’s priciest items. On the Silk Route, Egyptian merchants loaded this magical ingredient on camel caravans to cross the desert, navigated by stars, on a secret route wading through oases and hiding from robbers. On their way, they bartered perfumes for Bahraini pearls, horses and teakwood from India, Chinese Silks and porcelain and gold from royal courts of the Roman Empire. Although a Cuneiform tablet in the second millennium BC in Mesopotamia records the earliest use of perfumes, a 9th century Abbasid scientist, Abu Yusuf Yaqub bin Ishaaq al-Kindi, is considered the founder of the Arabic perfume industry. He is believed to have extorted various herbs and plants in his experiments and is said to have produced a number of secret recipes in a variety of fragrances. In Egypt, many perfumes are blended by hand. Perfumer Mustafa Eldin chooses two to three kinds of ingredients from more than a hundred flower oils and spices. He uses the ancient Egyptian method of crushing the flower petals in wooden pressing machines to extract oil which is blended We are also based in Luxor Egypt and so you are guaranteed the freshest and most original perfume. No other Buyer can boast this. Sent DIRECT from Luxor Egypt, Middle East Home of Egyptian Oils :: Original, 100% Fresh and Authentic No middle man - no storing, no expired or fake products