VIOLET

Violet is a unisex eau de parfum by Atyab Al Marshoud, the Kuwaiti house founded in 1925 by Sulaiman Al Marshoud and one of the oldest in Middle Eastern perfumery. It is a luminous, refined floral, a spring bouquet with a fresh, lively character.

The Fragrance

Violet is born as a large bunch of flowers enclosed in a lilac bottle with golden details, the same colour that gives the fragrance its name. The brand describes it as a floral bouquet made more sophisticated and vigorous by a touch of spice: a perfume designed to carry the lightness of the warm season with it. Like all the house's creations, it is produced in Atyab Al Marshoud's factory in France.

How It Evolves on Skin

The opening is fresh and luminous, entrusted to jasmine, delicate and sunny. In the heart a soft, relaxing bouquet blooms: lily brings purity, lavender a clean aromatic note and violet its powdery sweetness. The base adds depth and warmth with velvety rose and cardamom, which leaves an elegant, lightly spicy trail on the skin.

Who We Recommend Violet To

We recommend Violet to those who love fresh, luminous floral perfumes to wear effortlessly every day, at the office as well as in their free time. It is ideal in spring and summer, but it also suits mild autumn days well. Predominantly feminine, it suits everyone looking for an elegant floral with a pinch of character.

Fragrance Characteristics

Our Opinion

Violet has a grace that instantly lifts your mood: it is luminous, clean and at the same time carefully crafted. It is the classic perfume that, tried in our store, makes people smile at how pleasant and easy to love it is.

Similar Fragrances

• Speachless by Lorenzo Pazzaglia shares jasmine, lavender, violet and rose, in a fruitier, richer floral with peach and lychee.
• Imp-ish by Grammatik Drammatik shares jasmine, lily and rose, with a citrus opening and a softer base of sandalwood and vanilla.
• Lamar Caviar by Kajal shares jasmine, rose and cardamom, in a fruitier, more amber version.

FAQ

Why is it called Violet?
The name recalls the colour violet, the star of the lilac bottle with golden details, and the violet flower, one of the blooms in its bouquet.

In which season does it perform best?
It is perfect in spring and summer, when its floral freshness expresses itself at its best, but it is also pleasant on mild autumn days.

Is it a women-only perfume?
It is predominantly feminine but suits everyone: the aromatic note and the light spiciness of the base make it an elegant floral that also works well on male skin.

How long does Violet last?
It has good longevity: the warm, spicy base keeps the bouquet on the skin for several hours, with a delicate, refined trail.

Product Information

Brand

Atyab Al Marshoud

Name

Violet

Concentration

Eau de Parfum

Size

100 ml

Olfactory family

Floral Aromatic

Launch year

Not disclosed

Made in

France