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Extrait de Parfum · 100 ml
Bujairami Velvash is an extrait de parfum centred on tobacco. Osmanthus, ginger, citrus and artemisia make up the top, tobacco, patchouli, guaiac wood and vetiver the heart, and tonka bean is the single base note.
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Notes as the brand lists them in its own catalogue (read on 24 October 2026). This guide has not smelled or tested the scent.
Four unlike materials open Bujairami Velvash. Osmanthus is a small Asian blossom famous for smelling of apricot and soft suede at once. Ginger is peppery and lemony. Citrus, unspecified, brings zest. Artemisia is the wormwood genus: silvery, bitter, herbal, with a dry green sharpness. Fruit-and-suede flower, spice, peel and bitter herb is an unusual top, more aromatic than sweet.
The heart is the dense part. Tobacco in perfumery means the cured leaf: sweet, hay-like, a little honeyed, with a dry, leathery warmth. Patchouli adds earth and a faint cocoa tone. Guaiac wood, from a South American tree, is smoky and slightly tarry with a rosy sweetness, and vetiver is dry, rooty and grassy. Three woody, earthy materials around one leaf: the tier is dark, dry and smoky.
Only tonka bean is named for the base. Tonka smells of almond, vanilla and fresh hay, and its natural partner is tobacco, because both have a sweet, coumarin-like warmth. On this list it is the one sweet thing, which leaves the overall picture dry and woody, with osmanthus as the soft, fruity exception at the top. Woody is accordingly the one family this guide assigns.
Velvash is a woody scent, dry and woody in character.
Osmanthus, ginger and citrus fruits lead its note list.
Within the Bujairami range, Bujairami Tigris comes closest, with citrus fruits in common.
Also near: Bujairami Wild Side.
This is the guide's own wording of the family and notes, not a test.
The brand tags Bujairami Velvash for her. That tag is the brand's choice; tobacco, guaiac wood and vetiver are used in perfumes for anyone. Woody is this guide's own sorting from the notes. The concentration is extrait de parfum. It is a top-heavy list: four notes on top, four in the heart and one in the base, nine in all.
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three nearest matches include no tobacco scent; Bujairami Tigris, Bujairami Wild Side and Bujairami Gas each share citrus, patchouli and vetiver with Velvash, the first as an eau de parfum, the other two as extraits.
Picked by the notes they share.
TigrisCitrus · citrus fruits, spicesCitrus Fruits, Spices, Vetiver
Wild SideCitrus · citrus fruits, spicesCitrus Fruits, Spices, Musk
GasCitrus · bergamot, citrus fruitsBergamot, Citrus Fruits, SpicesCarriers per country and what to check before ordering
Next to Bujairami Velvash, Bujairami Tigris is a simple list: citrus fruits and spices, vetiver and musk, amber and patchouli. Citrus, vetiver and patchouli match. Ginger could pass for one of the spices. But tobacco, guaiac wood, osmanthus and artemisia have no counterpart, and Tigris ends on amber where Velvash ends on tonka bean.
Bujairami Wild Side is the extrait among two near-matching lists, with musk and vetiver in the heart and amber and patchouli in the base. Its vetiver, patchouli and citrus fruits are the points of contact with Bujairami Velvash. Velvash is drier and smokier on paper because of tobacco and guaiac wood, and it lists no musk or amber.
In Bujairami Gas, patchouli and vetiver are base notes; in Bujairami Velvash they sit in the heart with tobacco. Both lists start with citrus, and Gas names bergamot as well. The rest diverges: Gas has spices, amber and musk, Velvash has osmanthus, artemisia, guaiac wood and tonka bean. Both are extraits.
Osmanthus, ginger, citrus, artemisia, tobacco, patchouli, guaiac wood, vetiver and tonka bean.
FragranceGems is an authorized seller of Bujairami in the EU; its Bujairami collection shows what is available.
The brand lists it as an extrait de parfum.
The brand tags it for her.
The brand lists 100 ml.
Osmanthus is a tiny flower from East Asia whose scent combines ripe apricot with a soft, suede-like leather note. That makes it a natural link between fruit and leathery or tobacco materials. In Bujairami Velvash it is the first top note, ahead of ginger, citrus and artemisia.
Tobacco is one of four heart notes and the one the rest of the list seems arranged around: tonka bean below it is its classic sweet partner, and guaiac wood and vetiver add smoke and dryness. So yes, by the notes, though this guide has not smelled it.
This guide files it under woody and fresh, sorted from its notes.
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More Bujairami scents in this guide, by notes in common.
