Isfahan - a Persian proverb says: "Isfahan is half the world." Oud Ispahan smells exactly like this half.

Dior turned to the ancient Persian capital as a source of olfactory luxury: a city of mosaic mosques, rose gardens and bazaars, where oud and saffron were the measure of value. Oud Ispahan is Maison Christian Dior in its most oriental expression: not an interpretation, but a true dialogue with tradition.

It opens dark and resinous: labdanum is thick and animalic - it immediately sets the character without an introduction. The heart opens luxuriously: the rose here is not delicate, but spicy and dense, saffron is metallic and warm, patchouli is earthy and resinous - three notes that together sound like Persian poetry. The base settles with royal weight: oud is dark and woody, sandalwood is creamy, cedar keeps everything in a clear vertical. The trail is thick, long and irreversible.

Oud Ispahan is for those who gravitate towards the East not as exoticism, but as their own identity. For a person whose depth is measured not by words, but by presence.