Arabian Oud ads
17 ads and videos in the library are from Arabian Oud.
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Goals
- Build the brand 15 ads and videos
- Sell now 2 ads and videos
Industries
- Beauty and personal care 17 ads and videos
Patterns
- Tribal heritage appeal 9 ads and videos
- Campaign line as series 3 ads and videos
- Headline · visual lockup 2 ads and videos
The ads
Arabian Oud: National Day fragrances from SAR 95
A National Day price ladder dressed in heritage: three bottles at 95, 195 and 295 SAR on stone and driftwood, under the line GENERATIONS OF GENEROSITY.
Arabian Oud: National Day fragrance offers from 95 SAR
National Day fragrance offers framed as an inherited virtue: GENERATIONS OF GENEROSITY over three bottles on a stone plinth before blurred mud-brick towers and palms.
Arabian Oud: Vanilla Rose, soft, sweet, effortless
Vanilla Rose is sold on first impression: a hand reaches for a soft pink bottle among pink roses, while English describes the scent and Arabic describes the effect.
Arabian Oud: worth that gets recognized, not announced
Real worth does not need announcing: one man alone on a cliff edge, watched by no one, stands in for the quiet status of wearing Arabian Blend.
Arabian Oud: Musk Rose, a Saudi story from Taif to the world
Musk Rose sold as a Taif harvest: embroidered sleeves, a basket heaped with pink roses and the bottle nested inside, framed as a Saudi story from Taif.
Arabian Oud: Abyat, a fragrance inspired by heritage
Abyat stands in front of Najdi mud-brick ruins, so a modern bottle borrows the authority of the old town: a perfume presented as heritage you can wear.
Arabian Oud: Taraf, a scent that makes everyone turn
Taraf is sold as an apparition, 'مثل الطيف إذا مر الكل يلتفت': a scent that makes a room turn as the wearer passes, and one inspired by her own beauty.
Arabian Oud: Taraf, a perfume whose presence turns heads
Presence multiplied: one woman seen three times in the mirrors as Taraf is lifted in the foreground, selling the scent as what makes her impossible to overlook.
Arabian Oud: your fragrance, wherever summer takes you
The fragrance as one more summer essential: a beach flat lay of sunglasses, a book, a hat and a net bag, with the caption placing Arabian Oud on every trip.
Arabian Oud: Arabian Blend, you don't arrive, you unfold
Arabian Blend Jabal Al-Lawz is sold as a scent that reveals itself slowly, like the snowed mountain it is named for: You don't arrive. You unfold.
Arabian Oud: Arabian Blend, you carry more than you show
Arabian Blend names its scents for Saudi mountains, and the Jabal Tamya line, You carry more than you show, makes it a claim about the wearer's hidden depth.
Arabian Oud: Arabian Blend, time reveals what noise hides
Arabian Blend is sold as something time reveals rather than noise announces: two still mirrors in the desert show what quiet reflection uncovers.
Arabian Oud: Arabian Blend Jabal Toubad
The Jabal Al Toubad blend on red rock in open desert, the whole frame tinted the amber of the juice, so the scent is sold through a Saudi place name.
Arabian Oud: a fragrance tied to who you are becoming
The wearer, not the bottle: a man in a white thobe and long tan cloak stands in profile before a misty mountain peak, selling the fragrance as a character.
Arabian Oud: Arabian Blend Jabal Al-Lawz, held in hand
A hand in a dark cloak sleeve holds the Jabal Al-Lawz blend above snowy ground, so the bottle is carried into the snow its mountain name promises.
Arabian Oud: Arabian Blend Jabal Al-Lawz on snow rock
The Jabal Al-Lawz blend stands on snow-dusted red rock, so a Saudi mountain known for its winter snow becomes the picture of the scent.
Arabian Oud: Arabian Blend Jabal Tamya
The Jabal Tamya blend set on brown boulders before a mountain range at dusk, so the scent carries the name and scale of a Saudi mountain.
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