Hajar al Aswad
$100 USD
This is the legendary fragrance used on the Black Stone of the Kaabah. No one else in the USA has the authentic recipe.
Hajar al Aswaad is a divine blend that whispers reverence and power in every drop. The blend opens with leathery saffron and velvety rose, blooming into a deep heart of kewra (screw-pine flower), burflower, and ruh khus — a smoky, earthy vetiver prized for centuries. A regal base of sandalwood, black musk, aged ambergris, and rich agarwood anchors the scent with smoky warmth and spiritual gravity.
Fragrance notes:
• Saffron — warm, leathery spice with opulent depth
• Rose — velvety floral heart adding softness
• Kewra (Screw-Pine Flower) — exotic green-floral brightness
• Burflower — delicate sweetness with airy floral lift
• Ruh Khus (Vetiver) — smoky, earthy richness treasured for centuries
• Sandalwood — smooth, meditative woodiness
• Black Musk — dark sensual warmth and depth
• Aged Ambergris — rare oceanic warmth with sacred weight
• Agarwood — rich, resinous oud base with spiritual gravity
Hajar al Aswaad is more than perfume. It’s a portal to Makkah.
Hajar al Aswaad is a divine blend that whispers reverence and power in every drop. The blend opens with leathery saffron and velvety rose, blooming into a deep heart of kewra (screw-pine flower), burflower, and ruh khus — a smoky, earthy vetiver prized for centuries. A regal base of sandalwood, black musk, aged ambergris, and rich agarwood anchors the scent with smoky warmth and spiritual gravity.
Fragrance notes:
• Saffron — warm, leathery spice with opulent depth
• Rose — velvety floral heart adding softness
• Kewra (Screw-Pine Flower) — exotic green-floral brightness
• Burflower — delicate sweetness with airy floral lift
• Ruh Khus (Vetiver) — smoky, earthy richness treasured for centuries
• Sandalwood — smooth, meditative woodiness
• Black Musk — dark sensual warmth and depth
• Aged Ambergris — rare oceanic warmth with sacred weight
• Agarwood — rich, resinous oud base with spiritual gravity
Hajar al Aswaad is more than perfume. It’s a portal to Makkah.