Is MANTA LTHR a serious leather or something playful?

Playful, by design. Bright tropical fruit, saffron and blackcurrant open it sweet and juicy, and red berries carry that sweetness into a resinous oud-and-benzoin heart. The leather itself is bold and slightly synthetic rather than smoky or animalic, and vanilla rounds the edges so the finish stays fun rather than heavy or serious.

Is a fruity leather like this easier to wear than a smoky one?

Yes, generally. The fruit, blackcurrant, red berries and tropical notes, keeps the leather from turning dark or animalic, so it reads bright and playful rather than heavy. Because leather notes react strongly to individual skin chemistry, testing it on your own skin first is still the best way to know how the balance settles for you.

How does MANTA LTHR's fruity leather differ from Wild Leather?

Wild Leather's own name suggests a rawer, more untamed leather profile. MANTA LTHR instead opens fruity and juicy, tropical fruit, saffron and blackcurrant, before oud wood and benzoin lead into a leather softened by vanilla and amber. See Wild Leather .

Does the synthetic-leather note feel cheap or intentional?

It reads as a deliberate stylistic choice rather than a flaw. The bold, modern leather is paired with patchouli and amber for warmth and vanilla to smooth its edges, so the slightly synthetic character comes across as a bright, contemporary leather rather than a raw or dated one.

Does the blackcurrant-fruit opening intensify in Dhaka's humid heat?

Juicy, tart fruit notes like blackcurrant and tropical fruit tend to feel riper and more pronounced in humid warmth, so expect that opening to read sweeter and louder in Dhaka's climate. The oud-benzoin heart and leather base should still arrive on a similar timeline, but the fruity contrast at the start likely lasts a little longer in the heat.

How close does MANTA LTHR get to Oud Maracuja?

The backbone matches closely: saffron, oud wood and benzoin sit in the same place in both fragrances. Where they part ways is the fruit up top, Oud Maracuja leans on passionfruit while this one swaps in tropical fruit and blackcurrant for a sweeter, less tart opening. Anyone chasing that particular passionfruit note should expect a different top accord here, best confirmed with a decant.

What is Ibraheem Al Qurashi MANTA LTHR similar to?

MANTA LTHR opens on juicy blackcurrant and tropical fruit lifted by a thread of saffron, before oud wood and benzoin build a resinous leather base. It's frequently compared to Maison Crivelli Oud Maracuja , though MANTA LTHR adds a tropical passion fruit and blackcurrant top plus a darker leather base that Oud Maracuja's more straightforward oud-fruit blend doesn't carry.

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Ibraheem Al Qurashi

Ibraheem Al Qurashi MANTA LTHR

Name: MANTA LTHR
Brand: Ibraheem Al Qurashi
SKU: manta-lthr
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Fragrance Profile

The scent

Gender: For him
Type: Arabian
Concentration: Eau de parfum
Released: 2025

Pyramid

10 notes

Top notes First impression

Tropical Fruits
Saffron
Blackcurrant

Heart notes The character

Red Berries
Oud Wood
Benzoin

Base notes The dry-down

Patchouli
Vanilla
Leather
Amber

Best seasons

Occasions

Description

About this fragrance

Named for the manta ray and built around leather, MANTA LTHR is Ibraheem Al Qurashi's fruity take on a leather scent. This 2025 eau de parfum comes from the brand's LTHR line and pairs bright tropical fruit with a bold synthetic leather, which is a less common pairing than the usual smoky or suede leathers. The MANTA LTHR price in Bangladesh at Aromatica lets you sample this fruit-and-leather idea before buying, since leather is a note people tend to want to test on skin first.

Notes, the scent, when to wear, and who it is for.

Common Questions

Good to know

Playful, by design. Bright tropical fruit, saffron and blackcurrant open it sweet and juicy, and red berries carry that sweetness into a resinous oud-and-benzoin heart. The leather itself is bold and slightly synthetic rather than smoky or animalic, and vanilla rounds the edges so the finish stays fun rather than heavy or serious.
Yes, generally. The fruit, blackcurrant, red berries and tropical notes, keeps the leather from turning dark or animalic, so it reads bright and playful rather than heavy. Because leather notes react strongly to individual skin chemistry, testing it on your own skin first is still the best way to know how the balance settles for you.
Wild Leather's own name suggests a rawer, more untamed leather profile. MANTA LTHR instead opens fruity and juicy, tropical fruit, saffron and blackcurrant, before oud wood and benzoin lead into a leather softened by vanilla and amber. See Wild Leather.
It reads as a deliberate stylistic choice rather than a flaw. The bold, modern leather is paired with patchouli and amber for warmth and vanilla to smooth its edges, so the slightly synthetic character comes across as a bright, contemporary leather rather than a raw or dated one.
Juicy, tart fruit notes like blackcurrant and tropical fruit tend to feel riper and more pronounced in humid warmth, so expect that opening to read sweeter and louder in Dhaka's climate. The oud-benzoin heart and leather base should still arrive on a similar timeline, but the fruity contrast at the start likely lasts a little longer in the heat.
The backbone matches closely: saffron, oud wood and benzoin sit in the same place in both fragrances. Where they part ways is the fruit up top, Oud Maracuja leans on passionfruit while this one swaps in tropical fruit and blackcurrant for a sweeter, less tart opening. Anyone chasing that particular passionfruit note should expect a different top accord here, best confirmed with a decant.
MANTA LTHR opens on juicy blackcurrant and tropical fruit lifted by a thread of saffron, before oud wood and benzoin build a resinous leather base. It's frequently compared to Maison Crivelli Oud Maracuja, though MANTA LTHR adds a tropical passion fruit and blackcurrant top plus a darker leather base that Oud Maracuja's more straightforward oud-fruit blend doesn't carry.