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Lattafa Art Of Arabia III

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Fragrance Pyramid
Top First impression3
FrankincenseDavanaBergamot
Heart The character4
DatesTobaccoSandalwoodTuberose
Base The dry-down5
MyrrhVanillaTonka BeanLabdanumPatchouli
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What are the standout notes in Art of Arabia III?
Davana and dates. The davana brings a fruity, slightly boozy herbal quality up top, while dates, tobacco and tuberose build a rich, dark heart over a myrrh-and-vanilla base. That mix is more unusual and layered than a typical sweet Arabian amber.
How does it fit in the Art of Arabia trilogy?
It is the third numbered entry in Lattafa's Pride Art of Arabia series, each a different take on a rich oriental. III is the tobacco-and-incense-leaning one, so treat the number as a signpost to a specific style rather than a stronger version of the same scent.
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Notes, the scent, when to wear, and who it is for.

Lattafa's Pride line has produced some of the most interesting Arabian fragrances in recent years, and Art Of Arabia III is the 2023 entry built for lovers of warm, resinous orientals. Where Art Of Arabia I is a clean, tea-forward freshie inspired by LV Imagination, the third installment goes in the opposite direction: frankincense, dates, tobacco, and myrrh over a rich vanilla-labdanum base. Aromatica carries the Art Of Arabia III decant in Bangladesh in all four sizes.

Fragrance Notes

Top: Olibanum (Frankincense), Davana, Bergamot

Heart: Dates, Tobacco, Sandalwood, Tuberose

Base: Myrrh, Vanilla, Tonka Bean, Labdanum, Patchouli

Full note breakdown on Fragrantica.

The Scent

The opening is resinous and slightly sweet. Frankincense arrives first with its smoky, woody warmth, flanked by davana's fruity-herbal sweetness and bergamot's citrus polish. There is an immediate Arabian character to the first few minutes that sets this apart from most designers and even many niche releases. Davana is the note that surprises most first-time wearers. It adds a boozy, slightly fermented fruit quality that pairs beautifully with the incense-like frankincense, creating a top that reads both traditional and modern. As the heart develops, dates become the dominant note, thick and dark, almost syrupy in their sweetness. Multiple reviewers compared the date note to the atmosphere of a Middle Eastern spice market, warm and enveloping rather than literal dried fruit. Tobacco sits alongside the dates, adding a subtle smoky dryness that prevents the fruit from reading too sweet. Sandalwood smooths the transition to the base, while tuberose provides an unexpected floral richness that keeps the composition from becoming one-dimensionally dark. The tuberose is a small but noticeable presence, adding a creamy white-floral lift that most oriental fragrances in this price range skip entirely. The base is where the quality of the Pride line shows. Myrrh deepens the resinous character from the opening, bringing a balsamic, slightly medicinal warmth. Vanilla and tonka add familiar gourmand sweetness, while labdanum brings an amber-like richness that one Parfumo reviewer singled out as the best note in the composition. Patchouli grounds everything with earthy depth. Compared to Clive Christian Blonde Amber, which is the most frequently cited reference, Art Of Arabia III reportedly captures 70 to 80 percent of the character at a fraction of the price.

Others compared it to D&G The One Luminous Night. Performance is solid, with dependable wear time and moderate projection. Not an overpowering projector, but present enough to be noticed in cooler weather. The overall impression is of a well-blended, approachable oriental that delivers genuine character rather than chasing a specific dupe.

When to Wear

Fall and winter, evening. Dinners, social gatherings, and cooler nights. The resinous sweetness is too heavy for warm weather. Explore the Amber | Resins collection at Aromatica for more in this family.

Who Is It For

Someone who enjoys warm, resinous, date-forward orientals and appreciates Arabian fragrance character. If you like the Khamrah family or want to explore Blonde Amber's DNA at an accessible price, this is a strong option.

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