Kingdom Faris Mawwal – A women’s fragrance with floral elegance and refined oriental notes
There is a kind of elegance that cannot be learnt or imitated. It is found in gestures, in glances and in the way a woman makes her presence felt without uttering a single word. Kingdom Faris Mawwal captures precisely this instinctive elegance, transforming it into a fragrance in which delicate flowers meet the warmth of vanilla and the depth of oriental notes.
Created for the woman who appreciates the beauty of detail, this fragrance blends the freshness of bergamot and mandarin with the refinement of violets, rose and wisteria. At its heart, tonka beans, vanilla and patchouli create a velvety, sensual and subtly mysterious atmosphere.
Kingdom Faris by Mawwal evokes the image of a royal garden where every flower has its own story, and every breeze reveals a new shade of femininity.
Kingdom Faris by Mawwal – A story of nobility, femininity and mystery
Imagine a morning in a palace surrounded by blossoming gardens. Light streams through the stone arches, the air carries the scent of fresh flowers, and the silence is broken only by the gentle rustling of the leaves.
This is the atmosphere evoked by Kingdom Faris Mawwal, an oriental floral fragrance for women, in which freshness, delicacy and sensuality coexist in an elegant balance.
Its name evokes a world of nobility and refinement, yet its true personality is revealed in the contrast between the luminous top notes, the romantic floral heart and the warm, slightly mysterious base.
Top notes – The freshness of a regal morning
The first impressions of Kingdom Faris Mawwal are dominated by a delicate blend of violet, mandarin and bergamot.
Violet brings a powdery, refined and slightly nostalgic elegance, reminiscent of the scent of a letter tucked between the pages of an old book.
Mandora, with its citrusy nuances, offers a bright, fruity freshness, whilst bergamot rounds off the opening with a fresh and sophisticated touch.
Together, these notes evoke the feeling of a serene morning, when the gardens are still covered in dew and the air retains the coolness of the night.
The heart of Kingdom Faris Mawwal – A garden of noble flowers
As the initial freshness fades, the fragrance reveals its true romantic side. Wisteria, rose and osmanthus come together in a rich, delicate and feminine floral accord.
Wisteria brings an airy, almost diaphanous beauty, reminiscent of flower-covered arches cascading down in fragrant streams.
The rose lends the composition its classic elegance, an expression of femininity that transcends the ages without losing its charm.
Osmanthus introduces a velvety floral nuance, with fruity accents that subtly evoke apricot. It is the detail that lends the heart of the fragrance an unexpected warmth and a distinctive personality.
At this stage, Kingdom Faris by Mawwal takes on a sophisticated delicacy. The flowers do not compete with one another, but seem to complement each other, like carefully chosen colours in a painting.
Base notes – Vanilla, tonka and patchouli: an enduring elegance
Beyond the beauty of the flowers, Kingdom Faris Mawwal conceals a warm, deep and sensual base.
Tonka beans offer sweet, almondy and slightly powdery nuances, which blend naturally with the creamy texture of vanilla.
The vanilla does not make the fragrance overly sweet, but adds a comforting warmth, like a fine fabric delicately draped over the skin.
Patchouli completes this harmony with earthy and woody accents, bringing depth and an elegant contrast to the floral notes.
The result is a rich and refined base, where sweetness and mystery come together without losing their natural character.
What does Kingdom Faris Mawwal smell like?
Kingdom Faris Mawwal is a floral, fruity and oriental fragrance for women, with an olfactory journey built around delicate contrasts.
It opens brightly, with the citrus freshness of bergamot and mandarin, enveloped in the powdery delicacy of violet. The heart gradually becomes more floral, with rose, wisteria and osmanthus, before vanilla, tonka beans and patchouli form a warm, velvety base.
It is a composition that evokes femininity without fragility, sensuality without excess and elegance without ostentation.
Kingdom Faris Mawwal fragrance pyramid
- Top notes: violet, almond, bergamot.
- Middle notes: wisteria, rose, osmanthus.
- Base notes: tonka bean, vanilla, patchouli.
Fragrance family: floral, fruity, oriental, sweet and powdery.
Intended for: women.
Manufacturer: Mawwal.
Kingdom Faris Mawwal – The scent of a femininity that needs no explanation
Some fragrances evoke a place. Others, a person. Kingdom Faris Mawwal seems to capture a little of both.
It has the radiance of a Mediterranean garden, the romance of flowers blooming in early spring, and the warmth of an evening spent in an elegant interior, where soft lighting brings out every detail.
Its velvety floral composition lends itself naturally to moments when refinement is expressed through simplicity: a meeting on a quiet afternoon, an elegant dinner, or an evening when the atmosphere grows more intimate.
It is not a fragrance that builds its identity around a single note. Its beauty lies in the harmony between powdery violet, romantic rose, delicate osmanthus and warm vanilla.
A fragrance signature inspired by royal refinement
There is something timeless about the way the floral and oriental notes come together in Kingdom Faris Mawwal. The composition evokes the understated luxury of carefully preserved objects, fine silk, gardens hidden behind imposing gates, and the beauty of things that do not lose their charm with the passing of time.
Violet lends it delicacy, rose lends it nobility, whilst vanilla and tonka bean bring that warmth which transforms a scent into a memory.
Kingdom Faris by Mawwal is, in essence, the olfactory portrait of a woman who does not confuse elegance with opulence. A woman whose presence needs no introduction, for her charm is revealed naturally, in the details.
And sometimes, it is precisely these details that linger longest in the memory.













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