Hajar Junaid Perfumes

That sounds like unusual music. And this fragrance is just that. In a beautiful bottle.
But it is not just THAT which makes "Hajar" so appealing to me.
It is the successful blend of "light" and "heavy" with the fragrance notes, including the undertones.
A start like an orange, big balloon with mandarin and citrus. Long floating in warm air.
Upon meeting with spicy-exotic cardamom along with "smoky" aromas, the "balloon" changes color to blue-turquoise and seems to vibrate in the air.
At the bottom of the "nuzzle" of the balloon hang bright-sounding, bell-like "structures," like cymbals, playing a mysterious random melody that lingers long in the ears (or rather, the nose).
Spherical, as if from far away, then again close and immediate.
First softly, then increasingly intensifying, new sounds emerge. Deep, rich, vibrating and palpable. Bass notes, sonorous and long-lasting, but not overpowering the "cymbals."
It is the rich, rough, and deep wood notes that take on an important role already in the "middle of the piece" (fragrance)
leading the "melody."
Following a high, melodic "Blimm" comes a vibrating "Boum-Boum."
Rhythmically in its own tempo.
A kind of bassoon gives its "echo" far in the background.
All together, it creates a harmonious, oddly quirky melody that one wants to keep "listening" to.
On one hand, it sounds "oriental," on the other hand, it seems to come from a deep forest,
where clear air carries the sound far away.
However it may be, "Hajar" is a fragrance that brings joy in "listening" to it.