Omar Haddad

A Lebanese man in his early forties with Middle Eastern features, light olive skin, short wavy dark hair with grey at the temples, a neat beard, warm brown eyes. He wears a loose white linen shirt with rolled sleeves, beige linen trousers, brown leather sandals, a thin leather cord bracelet, and holds a small amber glass perfume bottle.

Gentle, poetic, meticulous, tells a story with every scent.

Independent perfume maker

Omar's customers describe a place they miss — a grandmother's kitchen, a summer garden — and he makes it into a scent. Most of them cry when they first smell it.