Ibn-e-NawabThe Fragrance of Nobility
A house of oud, attar, and perfume built on one rule: nothing leaves our bottles until it has earned the name Nawab.
Who We Are
Ibn-e-Nawab is a Pakistan-rooted house of perfumery devoted to oud, attar, and fine fragrance. Our name means "son of the noble house" — a reminder that every batch we release carries a family's word, not just a label. We distil, age, and blend by hand, testing each note by nose before it is ever tested by a customer.
What We Deliver
Pure oud oils, traditional attars, and modern eau de parfums — sourced from agarwood, rose, sandalwood, amber, and musk selected for character rather than cost. No dilution used to stretch a batch further than it should go, and no shortcut used to rush an oil that needs months to mature.
Our Foundation
Trust between the distiller and the wearer is the only foundation worth building on. We invest in proper ageing, honest sourcing, and skilled noses over shortcuts and volume — so a bottle from Ibn-e-Nawab means the same thing every single time.
The Anatomy of a Nawab Blend
Every Ibn-e-Nawab fragrance is composed in three movements — a first impression, a heart that lingers, and a base that stays on skin and cloth long after the rest has faded.
Authentic Oud, Without the Shortcuts
Our mission is simple: put real oud and real attar within reach, without the synthetic shortcuts that have crept into most of the market. Every oil is aged the length of time it needs, never the length of time that's convenient.
We want the person wearing Ibn-e-Nawab to trust exactly what's on their skin — no filler, no guesswork, no marketing standing in for substance.
The Name Pakistan Trusts for Oud
We want Ibn-e-Nawab to become the name people reach for first when they think of oud and attar from this region — not by copying Arabian houses, but by perfecting our own tradition of perfumery and standing behind it.
Every new blend we release has to earn its place next to the ones that came before it. That's the only benchmark we compete against.
"A perfume is a promise you make to someone before they've even met you. At Ibn-e-Nawab, we'd rather age an oil for a year longer than break that promise once."— Founder, Ibn-e-Nawab