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Oud Ispahan is Back and Better than Ever

Dior’s Oud Ispahan, originally launched in 2012, has recently been reinterpreted by Francis Kurkdjian, Dior’s creative director of perfume, who brings a refined touch to this iconic fragrance. Inspired by the cultural richness of Isfahan, the perfume elegantly merges oud wood with Damascus rose, two opulent notes that create a captivating balance of warmth and floral sophistication. This latest update blends Dior’s legacy of luxury with a contemporary twist, showcasing Kurkdjian’s talent for creating scents that feel timeless yet strikingly modern.

The fragrance’s structure reflects Dior’s fascination with the mystique of the Orient, evoking the lush, aromatic beauty of Persian gardens and traditional perfumery. Oud Ispahan opens with the deep, earthy presence of oud, grounding the composition with a sense of strength, while the rose adds an airy, romantic lift. As the fragrance develops, hints of patchouli and labdanum reveal themselves, lending a subtle complexity that evolves with wear. With Kurkdjian’s new vision, Oud Ispahan stands as both a tribute to Dior’s heritage and a modern expression of the brand’s elegance.

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