Fragrance house

Ajmal

Ajmal was founded in 1951 in Assam, India, under the leadership of Haji Ajmal Ali, and later established itself in Dubai as an oriental perfumery house. It is known for its expertise in oud and agarwood. Learn more ↓

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The house

Ajmal, from Assam oud to the Gulf

Founded
1951
Origin
Mumbai, India
Category
Arabic Fragrances
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2 fragrances

Founded in 1951 by Haji Ajmal Ali, a former rice farmer who became a perfumer, Ajmal began in Mumbai trading oud and fragrant oils. The house soon supplied the Gulf before expanding its boutiques across the Middle East. Passed down to the second and then the third generation, it continues its international expansion today, drawing on its Indian and Arabic heritage.

Ajmal draws on a historic knowledge of oud, attars and natural materials, with an integrated approach spanning the cultivation and selection of ingredients through to their distillation. The house combines this heritage with high-quality synthetic molecules and more contemporary interpretations, often resulting in a warm, woody and amber style.

Right now at Fragsplit, 2 Ajmal fragrances are available as 1 to 10 ml decants: Amber Wood, Hayba.

Key dates

  1. 1951Haji Ajmal Ali founds the house in Mumbai
  2. 1987Ajmal launches Dahn Al Oudh as an eau de parfum
  3. 1995The house expands into the Gulf and creates its first mukhallat
  4. 2017Ajmal opens Roots and creates its NHA division in India
  5. 2024Ajmal opens a boutique at Muscat Duty Free

Sources : uk.ajmal.com · sa.ajmal.com · fragrantica.com · pittimmagine.com

Frequently asked questions

Is Ajmal an Arabic / oriental fragrance house?
Yes. Ajmal is an Arabic and oriental fragrance house founded in India, particularly known for its work with oud, attars, fragrant oils and amber compositions.
Which Ajmal fragrance should you try first?
Amber Wood is a great starting point if you want to discover Ajmal’s modern interpretation of oud and amber. Hayba offers another facet of the house.
What is Ajmal’s signature material?
Oud is at the heart of Ajmal’s history. The house works with this material in the form of oils, attars and fragrances, combining Indian tradition with contemporary expression.
Where to buy a Ajmal decant in Switzerland?
At Fragsplit: 1 to 10 ml decants hand-filled from the original bottles, shipped to Switzerland and France.

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