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    Rasayel Oud

    Rasayel Oud is a UAE fragrance house centered on oud, incense, musk and perfume collections shaped by Arabian perfumery. Its catalogue spans releases dated from 2010 to 2025, with names including Walah, Shajan, White Amber, Dangerous Intentions and Aurum. The brand presents its work through a distinctly regional vocabulary of scent and packaging, while its later titles show a move toward broader perfume formats. Public details remain limited: founder names, perfumers and ingredient provenance have not been established in the available material.

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    Heritage

    A house, in its own words

    Rasayel Oud was founded in the United Arab Emirates and describes its beginning as an effort to preserve the character of traditional Arabian perfumery. This origin places the house within a long regional tradition of oud, bukhoor and musk, materials that remain central to fragrance rituals across the Gulf and wider Middle East. The available company copy frames that inheritance in emotional terms, presenting the brand as rooted in heritage, but it does not provide a documented founding date, founder biography or early production history. Independent fragrance databases indicate that the earliest recorded Rasayel Oud edition dates to 2010, although the supplied catalogue also includes Walah from 2011 and Shajan from 2012. The house later expanded its catalogue into conventional perfume names and oud-led releases, with titles recorded in 2013, 2016, 2019, 2020, 2024 and 2025. This chronology suggests a sustained catalogue presence rather than a short-lived trend, though most corporate milestones are not disclosed through independently verifiable sources. Rasayel Oud's stated creative concern is continuity with traditional Arabian perfumery. The brand language repeatedly returns to oud and incense, scent as a carrier of memory, and the use of fragrance to express cultural identity. That philosophy is especially relevant to a category built around material, atmosphere and ritual rather than a single standardized aroma. Its catalogue reflects several ways of approaching this inheritance: numbered oud compositions such as No.7, amber-led titles such as White Amber, expressive perfume names such as Dangerous Intentions and place-influenced releases such as Dubai Black and Emarati Oud. These names indicate a flexible identity, but the available research does not document the precise brief, formulation process or creative team behind them. It is therefore safest to read the house's approach as oud-centered and regionally expressive, rather than claiming a detailed method that has not been verified.

    2010
    The earliest Rasayel Oud fragrance recorded in the supplied database dates to 2010.
    2011
    Walah is listed as a Rasayel Oud fragrance from 2011.
    2012
    Shajan is listed as a Rasayel Oud fragrance from 2012.
    2013
    No.7 appears in the catalogue as a 2013 fragrance.
    2016
    White Amber is listed as a Rasayel Oud release from 2016.
    2019
    Dangerous Intentions is listed as a Rasayel Oud fragrance from 2019.

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    Interesting facts

    01

    The available catalogue records 19 Rasayel Oud fragrances, with dates ranging from 2010 to 2025, although the count comes from a fragrance database rather than a fully verified company archive.

    02

    The house's catalogue is not limited to one product category, recording oud scents, amber and musk titles, named perfumes and gift sets containing multiple fragrance formats.

    03

    Rasayel Oud's Ramadan gift offering is described as containing two oud products, two bukhoor products, two musk products and a signature perfume, reflecting the breadth of the brand's gift presentation.

    04

    The catalogue includes a release titled Dangerous Fellings, a spelling that differs from Dangerous Intentions and may represent either a separate fragrance or a cataloguing inconsistency.