Nasaem Nabeel Eau de Parfum

I have this wonderful scent as a 6 ml roll-on fragrance oil.
And you can find it in an African shop in our town, alongside many other "small" Arabic scents. They are inexpensive, allowing you to indulge in various ones. (All are unusually long-lasting and "top-notch" in their own right. One of them is "Nasaem," a fitting name for "pleasant olfactory delight," although the name probably means something entirely different.
It starts fruity-citrusy before it goes "all in." An intense, pleasantly herbaceous-powdery floral bouquet, where especially dark red rose stands out, green overshadowed by lily of the valley and dusted with blue iris powder.
This beautiful impression lasts an incredibly long time, even though something almost chypre-like sneaks in.
Delightful woody, variously oscillating scent notes that exhibit a mossy "co-smell."
Although there is no moss in it according to the fragrance pyramid.
I can also detect balsamic scents. A wonderfully characterful, soft-rounded scent progression, where nothing "disturbs" or is too intrusive.
Arabic perfumery art at its finest.