About Ibraheem Al Qurashi
Ibraheem Al Qurashi is a Saudi perfume house that specialises in Arabian fragrances. It has stores in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf, including the UAE, and it offers oud, perfume oils, bakhoor and modern perfumes.
The Al Qurashi name is long associated with perfumery in Makkah, and several perfume houses carry the family name. Ibraheem Al Qurashi operates as its own brand with its own range and stores.
Arabian perfumery is built around rich, long-lasting scents. Oud, amber, musk, rose, saffron and sandalwood are common ingredients, and fragrances are often concentrated oils that are applied directly to the skin. Bakhoor, fragrant wood chips soaked in perfume oils, is burned to scent rooms and garments.
The brand's range typically includes oud oils and chips, perfume oils, eau de parfums, bakhoor, incense burners and gift sets. Products are designed to be layered, so that skin, clothes and home share a coordinated scent.
Value and variety are important in this market. Customers often look for quality Arabian fragrances at a range of price points, from everyday perfumes to premium oud.
Gift sets are popular during Ramadan, Eid and weddings, and perfume is a common gift when visiting family and friends.
Stores allow customers to test fragrances and receive advice, while online sales make it easier to reorder favourites and reach customers in other cities.
The UAE fragrance market is large and competitive, with many local, Saudi and international perfume houses. Brands compete through scent quality, packaging, price and store experience.
Growing international interest in Arabian fragrances has created new opportunities for regional perfume houses to reach customers abroad.
Ibraheem Al Qurashi is a Saudi brand rather than a UAE company, and Startups UAE lists its UAE stores among the Arabian fragrance brands in the country.
The Al Qurashi name is long associated with perfumery in Makkah, and several perfume houses carry the family name. Ibraheem Al Qurashi operates as its own brand with its own range and stores.
Arabian perfumery is built around rich, long-lasting scents. Oud, amber, musk, rose, saffron and sandalwood are common ingredients, and fragrances are often concentrated oils that are applied directly to the skin. Bakhoor, fragrant wood chips soaked in perfume oils, is burned to scent rooms and garments.
The brand's range typically includes oud oils and chips, perfume oils, eau de parfums, bakhoor, incense burners and gift sets. Products are designed to be layered, so that skin, clothes and home share a coordinated scent.
Value and variety are important in this market. Customers often look for quality Arabian fragrances at a range of price points, from everyday perfumes to premium oud.
Gift sets are popular during Ramadan, Eid and weddings, and perfume is a common gift when visiting family and friends.
Stores allow customers to test fragrances and receive advice, while online sales make it easier to reorder favourites and reach customers in other cities.
The UAE fragrance market is large and competitive, with many local, Saudi and international perfume houses. Brands compete through scent quality, packaging, price and store experience.
Growing international interest in Arabian fragrances has created new opportunities for regional perfume houses to reach customers abroad.
Ibraheem Al Qurashi is a Saudi brand rather than a UAE company, and Startups UAE lists its UAE stores among the Arabian fragrance brands in the country.