This archive sketch from around 1783 shows a quiet handover outside a perfumery setting. It represents the kind of private trust, gifted scent pieces, and personal relationships that carried the House beyond its own walls.

This later archive photograph shows preserved notes, bottles, and workspace pieces connected to Ahmet Al-Attar’s passing in 1785. What remained was not only memory, but the family method of mixing, selecting, storing, and selling oils and aromatic materials.

This preserved still life reflects Mustafa Al-Attar’s early training in mixing and refining traditional perfume materials. The House had not yet begun creating original perfumes. That started in the fifth generation.