“She is not only my daughter, but also a gift from this land to the world.”
—— TARIQ ABDULLAH BUQNAH
Mr.Tariq Buqnah:
A renowned fragrance family with a rich heritage from Saudi Arabia.
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TARIQ ABDULLAH BUQNAH
——A businessman who inherited the knowledge of an ancient spice trading family,always seeks the essence behind the
fragrance.When his daughter Revanna (Revanna means ‘Gift
from Heaven’ in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, KSA) was born,
Mr. BUQNAH was determined to create a fragrance that
embodied her pure beauty while honoring the long-that standing
spice tradition of the Arabian Peninsula.
Thus, the Revanna fragrance was born — it is not just a name,
but a sensory epic that transcends time.
Revanna
The Interpreter of Saudi Arabia’s Ancient Spice Civilization
While the West creates perfumes with chemical molecules, the people of Saudi Arabia still preserve their traditions, continuing to converse with ancient trees that have stood for thousands of years
The treasure of a millennium-old fragrance tradition
The perfume culture of Saudi Arabia is a living fossil of the Arabian spice route, It carries a 3,000-year history of trade.Pilgrims to Mecca have long used frankincense to cleanse their bodies and souls, while royal perfumers have protected the craft .In the spice markets of Riyadh, the trading traditions of the past still live on today…
The sacred symbiosis of religion and fragrance
The Grand Mosque consumes 1.2 tons of Historical records celebrate the sacred yalue of fragrances across 17 verses. The historical records that the sacred value of fragrances in 17 verses.
The divine gift of fragrant spices
Frankincense: “Tears of God” from the Dhofar Mountains in Oman. Oud: “Black Gold” of the desert, aged for centuries, 1 kilogram requires 3 tons of original wood. Ambergris: “Ocean Amber” naturally matured along the Red Sea coast. Damascus Rose: It blooms only for two hours before dawn, and it takes 3,000 flowers to extract just 1 gram of essential oil.