Nawab of Oudh by Ormonde Jayne is a luxurious unisex perfume launched in 2012, celebrated for its complex blend of spices, florals, and oud, with exceptional longevity and projection. It is part of the brand’s “Four Corners of the Earth” collection, inspired by India’s rich heritage.

Key Highlights

• Brand: Ormonde Jayne (London niche perfume house)
• Collection: Four Corners of the Earth
• Perfumer: Geza Schön
• Concentration: Parfum (approx. 35–42% concentration, very strong)
• Style: Spicy–Woody–Oriental, unisex

Fragrance Composition

• Top Notes: Cardamom, green notes, orange absolute, aldehydes, bergamot
• Heart Notes: Rose, magnolia, orchid, pimento, cinnamon, bay leaf, hedione
• Base Notes: Vetiver, ambergris, labdanum, musk, Indian oud

This structure creates a layered fragrance journey: fresh citrus and green opening, a floral-spice heart, and a deep resinous base with oud and ambergris.

Performance

• Longevity: Above-average (often 10+ hours on skin)
• Sillage: Strong, with a dense trail that suits evening wear or cooler climates
• Projection: Bold yet refined, making it noticeable without being overpowering

Character & Inspiration

• Inspired by the Nawabs of Oudh, rulers of central India known for their refinement and patronage of the arts.
• The fragrance reflects intellectual sophistication and cultural richness, balancing spice, florals, and oud in a seamless composition.
• Best suited for formal occasions, evening wear, or cooler weather, where its complexity can unfold gracefully.