Fragrance house

Taif Al Emarat

Taif Al Emarat is an Arabic fragrance house founded in the United Arab Emirates in 2006 by Haitham Abdul Baki. It is known for its Emirati identity and in-house production in the UAE. Learn more ↓

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The house

Taif Al Emarat, the soul of Emirati perfumery

Founded
2006
Origin
United Arab Emirates
Category
Arabic Fragrances
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2 fragrances

Founded in the United Arab Emirates in 2006 by Haitham Abdul Baki, Taif Al Emarat was built around a dialogue between natural flowers and Emirati traditions. The house later developed collections inspired by oud, amber, musk, saffron and incense, before expanding its reach beyond the Gulf.

Taif Al Emarat combines the heritage of Arabic perfumery with a contemporary approach. Its compositions draw on ingredients such as oud, amber, musk, saffron, incense and rare flowers. The house also oversees the entire production process, from sourcing and blending to filling and bottle presentation.

Right now at Fragsplit, 2 Taif Al Emarat fragrances are available as 1 to 10 ml decants: GCC, T04.

Key dates

  1. 2006Taif Al Emarat is founded in the United Arab Emirates
  2. 2022Expo 2020 launches in the GCC collection
  3. 2025The GCC collection pays tribute to the Gulf

Sources : int.taifalemarat.com · taifgroup.ae · fragrantica.com · parfumo.com

Frequently asked questions

Is Taif Al Emarat an Arabic fragrance house?
Yes. Taif Al Emarat is an Emirati house that draws on the codes of Arabic perfumery, including oud, amber, musk, saffron and incense.
Which Taif Al Emarat fragrance should you try first?
GCC is a great starting point for discovering the house: this composition combines bergamot, iris, white flowers, oud and oakmoss in a contemporary oriental style.
Where to buy a Taif Al Emarat 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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