Sohrab The Fragrance Engineers 2017
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The Fragrance Engineers / Sohrab
Sohrab سهراب (nose: Prin Lomros)
A perfume cooked in 2017 by Prin Lomros for The Fragrance Engineers (similar to Nekro Dellamorte) and named after the tragic hero Sohrab.
Sohrāb is the legendary Persian warrior from Shahnameh, or Tales of the Ferdowsi Kings in the tragedy 'Rostam and Sohrab'. The story in Shahnameh is based on the history and mythology of the Persian Empire. Sohrab was the son of Rostam (Iranian warrior) and Tahmineh (daughter of King Samangam, a neighboring country). He was killed at a young age by his father, Rostam. Rostam only learned that he was his son after fatally wounding him in a duel. Kaykavous, the king of Iran, delayed giving Rostam a healing potion (Noush Daru) to save Sohrab because he feared losing power to a father-son alliance. Rostam gave Tahmineh a bracelet as a reminder and a sign to his son.
Sohrab perfume tells of the invasions of the Persian Gulf (now the territory of Afghanistan) through emotions and natural elements: fire, cold, glory, promises, revolutions and fallen ashes.
Notes:
-elemi
- Iranian galbanum,
-absolut of cypress,
- violet leaf,
-incense from Oman,
-ash,
-myrrh,
-styrax,
-black pepper,
- pink pepper,
-saffron,
-fire,
-ash,
-jatamansi,
-cumin,
-costus,
-grenade
and .... (you will not find this information everywhere) since the area of present Afghanistan is:
-OPIUM as well
-CHARAS (who doesn't know - live hemp seedling extract).
Well, we already have a historical curiosity about this fragrance, and in a nutshell - the tragedy and heroes of Afghanistan, great and bloody warriors from ancient Persia, ingredients related to the main sources of income in this area, the history of the region and its individual stages, fire, death, smoke and final ash. Perfume more for men, but ...... you know how it is.
Durability good, moderate projection.
A perfume cooked in 2017 by Prin Lomros for The Fragrance Engineers (similar to Nekro Dellamorte) and named after the tragic hero Sohrab.
Sohrāb is the legendary Persian warrior from Shahnameh, or Tales of the Ferdowsi Kings in the tragedy 'Rostam and Sohrab'. The story in Shahnameh is based on the history and mythology of the Persian Empire. Sohrab was the son of Rostam (Iranian warrior) and Tahmineh (daughter of King Samangam, a neighboring country). He was killed at a young age by his father, Rostam. Rostam only learned that he was his son after fatally wounding him in a duel. Kaykavous, the king of Iran, delayed giving Rostam a healing potion (Noush Daru) to save Sohrab because he feared losing power to a father-son alliance. Rostam gave Tahmineh a bracelet as a reminder and a sign to his son.
Sohrab perfume tells of the invasions of the Persian Gulf (now the territory of Afghanistan) through emotions and natural elements: fire, cold, glory, promises, revolutions and fallen ashes.
Notes:
-elemi
- Iranian galbanum,
-absolut of cypress,
- violet leaf,
-incense from Oman,
-ash,
-myrrh,
-styrax,
-black pepper,
- pink pepper,
-saffron,
-fire,
-ash,
-jatamansi,
-cumin,
-costus,
-grenade
and .... (you will not find this information everywhere) since the area of present Afghanistan is:
-OPIUM as well
-CHARAS (who doesn't know - live hemp seedling extract).
Well, we already have a historical curiosity about this fragrance, and in a nutshell - the tragedy and heroes of Afghanistan, great and bloody warriors from ancient Persia, ingredients related to the main sources of income in this area, the history of the region and its individual stages, fire, death, smoke and final ash. Perfume more for men, but ...... you know how it is.
Durability good, moderate projection.
BobbyGee
