Tulaytulah is the name of Toledo in Arabic and Hebrew. Known as the City of Three Cultures, it was part of the Al-Andalus’ region from the 8th to the 15th century. It was a radiant economic and cultural centre, whose incredible heritage (churches, mosques, synagogues, palaces and fortresses) show the world the refinement and taste of the people who lived in Al-Andalus, in peace and harmony despite their differences.

Majda continues the story of Tulaytulah with a new chapter: Tulaytulah Obscur. After 4 years of creation, numerous changes to the composition and even the perfumer, the new fragrance is finally ready.

The sound of the Angelus is answered by the chant of the Adhan, and at this signal, the sky over Toledo is ablaze with the last light of the day.
The waters of the Tagus still quiver at this precise hour, like a lover's skin against the tenderness of her beloved. On the shore, a blue-gloved hand dips a Corne-de-gazelle in a wild cherry liqueur. And to contemplate its grace, time stops for a moment.

Cherry blossom, cumin and cinnamon take flight.
Blackcurrant, almonds, heliotrope, labdanum absolute and davana essence settle in at the heart.
Then follows a trail of leather, vanilla, benzoin resinoid and precious wood essences.

A precious, hand-crafted pebble, with a midnight-blue colour that plays between light and obscurity. Cap made in natural wood, is metallized in gold. Its ribbed texture contrasts with the smoothness of the pebble-shaped bottle.

Olfactory notes:
Top notes: cherry blossoms, cinnamon, cumin
Heart notes: almonds, blackcurrant, cistus absolute from Andalusia, davana, heliotrope
Base notes: benzoin, leather, vanilla, woody notes