Just for Fun No C&C will be given: The Essence

of generations of passed on skills. Some might call it Parfum.

Let's just call it Oudh.

I cannot fathom the intricacies and sophistication of various wine. Wine is wine to a non-drinker.
The one from the local grocery store or the one nurtured with care, matured for ages in dark cellars, wooden caskets left for the next generation to savor..But there must be a huge difference.

So is Oudh. From the bark of a tree. The specialist knows from where. The specialist knows how it was
made.

The subtler the smell, the higher the price. The most expensive incense burned on formal occasions for a few hours can be very very very high.

No it is not from the house of Madame Coco, neither from Marcus Neimann. This one is specially made
to order, a particular mixture. The beads are pure jade. The ring is gold. The bracelet is of course made locally by an international jeweler's branch.

The liquid inside the bottle is a dream from ' one night and a thousand nights '. Priceless. If one values
and cherishes the art and craft of the ancestors.

Next time someone says Oudh, don't rush to a shop in Oxford Street. Get it from those who are really knowledgeable about the product.


p.s these are not our belongings.

Can you explain how the letters are read.

Asher

Asher Kelman said:

Can you explain how the letters are read.

Asher

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From right to left.. ( 5 words..the 3rd letter , ' A ', is rubbing off. The last letter is called Ta Marbouta )

A S A L A

Not really a ' S " sound but ok for now.

Not really an ' A ' sound but should do.


It is difficult to describe the meaning of this word as it contains so many ideas. But ' Original ' should do for now. ' Genuine '; ' Pure ' etc. all come to mind and none of them do the word justice. In this instance, it does not refer to the contents of the bottle and neither the company per se!

Fahim,
In a word, splendid.
I'm of the opinion this is one of your best.
I'll say no more, the image speaks for itself.