Kanafani
This release is dear to me. It carries the name of Ghassan Kanafani. Kanafani was born in Akka (what others...
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This release is dear to me. It carries the name of Ghassan Kanafani. Kanafani was born in Akka (what others...
Read moreThis release marks two small changes. Co-authored is now part of Unscripted. Co-authored grew out of Unscri...
Read moreFor some reason, it’s widely accepted that consumers can demand suppliers be “neutral”—usually expressed a...
Read moreI was a kid who couldn’t stop creating. I filled school books with drawings of TV cartoons, and I could p...
Read moreOne of the most difficult aspects of any self-expression—whether art, perfume, or otherwise—is being aware...
Read moreThe last tobacco blend, Kasturi Cola — or as some affectionately called it, Cigar Cola — was quite a polari...
Read moreLet me start with what add-ons are not. They are not there because a blend is incomplete. Far from it. I on...
Read moreEver since people started learning about my earlier work, I've been asked the same question: will Musk Mela...
Read moreThis time, my goal was to offer a much broader range of aromatic profiles—from roses and florals to animali...
Read moreMany of my blends come to life through the slow, intentional mingling of oils, while others emerge fully fo...
Read moreThe Ghazali moniker began when I discovered Al Hashimi's SP1, which ignited my desire to explore its potent...
Read moreThis is my first exploration of ambergris-based compositions with 1 oud blend, developed over seven months ...
Read moreThis project started nearly five months ago, initially envisioned as a sandalwood perfume crafted around fi...
Read moreDo all materials need to be expensive? It's a loaded question, and the honest answer is: it depends. Materi...
Read moreSo far, I've mostly relied on my own judgement, as the maker, to decide how best to present a scent. But ma...
Read moreThis is how I organize my work in perfumery as I strive to remain clear about intention, structure, and wh...
Read moreShared wisdom says you should let your perfume rest for a few days after it arrives. Here’s why: Shippin...
Read moreI’m moving away from traditional labels like EDP, Parfum, or Extrait. I don’t see much value in holding on...
Read moreI’ve always moved between building bases and creating individual blends. Bases—collections of notes and a...
Read moreLeather was one of the first materials I ever experimented with. You might have seen a couple of bottles f...
Read moreThe concept for this blend was Purple Ambergris. I envisioned its character through a set of keywords: ir...
Read moreI’ve been refining the brand identity continuously, and the next evolution focuses on the caps—dark wood fo...
Read moreI was recently featured on UK based luxury brand Avenue15!
Read moreThis is the 3rd (and last) feature of my work on Vogue UK. I will write more details in the coming period a...
Read moreWhy did I gravitate towards Genres? And why are their formulas so elaborate—built like full compositions ra...
Read morePerfumery as Intentional Improvisation I view perfumery as a dynamic art form—one rooted in intentional ...
Read moreI’m often asked why I speak publicly about Palestine and politics—and why I don’t just “stick to perfume.”...
Read moreMy Path as a Perfumer My journey as a perfumer has been one of deliberate, deterministic growth, with ne...
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