Misqaal

Meaning of the name:

Misqaal is a unit of measurement used to measure gold and expensive commodities during the Akbar days. Misqaal is 6.22 grams where 1 Tola is 1.88 Misqaal.

Story:

At the crossroads of Europe and Asia, an artisan puts the finishing touches on his masterpiece: a perfume for her royal highness; an enigmatic woman who exudes equal amounts of charm and femininity with just a hint of danger.

To retain the scent’s exceptionality, the artisan produces only one Misqaal (an ancient unit of measure reserved for gold and expensive spices), and this becomes the most coveted object in the palace.

Misqaal was crafted by modern-day artisans to recreate the essence of the fabled princess in this tale from the Orient.

Organoleptic Description: Woody, Musky, Oriental

Pyramid:

• Top Notes - Pink Pepper Co2 LMR, Anise Seed Oil, And Bergamot Oil
• Middle Notes - Geranium Oil Egypt, Ylang Extra, Jasmine Abs Sambac
• Base Notes - Cedar wood Texas Oil, Patchouli, Indonesia LMR, Vetiver Oil Haiti LMR