In Babylonian Mesopotamia in 1200 BC, Tabuti-Pilatkalim is one of the overseas females of the Royal Palace, the world’s first chemist and perfume maker, flowers, Calamos, semolina, bitter, balm, and other solvents dripped to create the first recognition of perfumes.

 

Tapputi was revived again by the perfumer Fahd Al Ghanim, to reveal the secrets of ancient civilizations by harmonizing smells with the rest of the world.

 

In addition, it is the third generation of the family specializing in perfumes.

 

They gain a fragrance formulation area in the cradle of modern perfumes, and the picturesque French grass city.

 

In the production of distinctive perfumes Musk Paris, Egypt had the greatest role in establishing the perfume industry

Using the finest ingredients and original creativity techniques.