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Dar al-Naddدار النَّدّ

An oud and bakhoor house, Jeddah

Oud, given the time it deserves

Aged oud oils, hand-kneaded bakhoor and perfumes blended in our Jeddah atelier, delivered across the Kingdom in boxes made for giving.

Shop the collectionFind your scent
A dark perfume bottle beside a piece of oud wood on black

MuattaqIndian oud, saffron, patchouliAbout it

Delivery
One to three days, anywhere in the Kingdom
Boutiques
Jeddah and Riyadh, sharing one stock with the store
Payment
mada and Apple Pay, or in 4 with Tabby and Tamara

Four scent families

Everything we make belongs to one of them. Pick the family that feels like you and we'll show its oils, perfumes and bakhoor.

The collection

Prices include VAT. The quantities shown are what the Jeddah and Riyadh boutiques hold right now, updated with every order.

Scent family
Type

Showing 11 pieces

  • Aged Cambodian Oud Oil

    OudOils

    From SAR 290

  • Muattaq

    OudPerfumes

    From SAR 650

  • Sahar Najd

    AmberPerfumes

    From SAR 420

  • Taif Rose

    RosePerfumes

    From SAR 480

    Only 3 left

  • Musk al-Tahara

    MuskOils

    From SAR 95

  • Ghaim

    MuskPerfumes

    From SAR 340

  • Raw Amber Oil

    AmberOils

    From SAR 210

  • Maamoul Malaki

    OudBakhoor

    From SAR 160

  • Kalimantan Oud Chips

    OudBakhoor

    From SAR 450

    Only 3 left

  • Majlis Bakhoor

    AmberBakhoor

    From SAR 120

  • Rose Bakhoor

    RoseBakhoor

    From SAR 140

The house signature

Muattaq

The first perfume the house composed, still made the same way: Assam oud oil rested for eight years, then blended in small batches of no more than sixty bottles.

  1. OpeningFirst ten minutes

    Saffron, green cardamom

  2. HeartUp to six hours

    Indian oud, dried rose

  3. BaseInto the next day

    Patchouli, leather, amber

Find your scent

Three short questions, the way our perfumers ask in the boutique, then one suggestion we're confident in.

1 / 3
When will you wear it most?

From the tree to the bottle

We rush nothing. Between a piece of wild agarwood and the bottle you receive are years of patience and four stages we handle ourselves.

  1. Choosing the wood

    We buy oud straight from the forests of Cambodia, Assam and Borneo, and test every lot with water and fire before it enters the atelier. Whatever floats is never distilled.

  2. Distilling and ageing

    The wood soaks for weeks before a slow distillation, then the oil rests in copper for years until its sharpness fades and its honey comes through.

  3. Kneading the bakhoor

    In our Jeddah atelier, maamoul is kneaded by hand from oud shavings, sandalwood and oils, then left forty days before it's cut.

  4. Filling and sealing

    Every bottle is filled by hand and marked with its batch number, then the box is closed with the house wax seal.

Gifts worth opening slowly

Ready-to-give boxes for Eid, visits and occasions, delivered wrapped with your card inside.

Ornate gift boxes tied with gold ribbons

The Majlis Chest

Maamoul Malaki 80 g, Cambodian oud oil 3 ml, brass mabkhara

A velvet-lined wooden chest with everything a majlis needs: bakhoor, oil and a brass mabkhara made in Al-Ahsa.

On hand now: 7 in Jeddah, 5 in Riyadh

A box wrapped in gold paper with a shimmering ribbon

The Hospitality Box

Majlis bakhoor 100 g, rose bakhoor 40 g, Musk al-Tahara 6 ml

For a new home or a visit: two bakhoors for the majlis and a musk for the guest, in gold-wrapped paper.

SAR 395
A small rose-coloured vial glowing in warm light

The Discovery Set

Five house signature oils, 2 ml each

A quiet way to choose: try all five at home, and the set's price comes off your first full bottle.

SAR 260

Every box is closed with the house wax seal. Write your message at checkout and we'll hand-letter it on a cotton card.

Visit us in Jeddah or Riyadh

Both boutiques have a small majlis for trying oils at your own pace, with a perfumer beside you. Order online and collect in-store within two hours.

A wooden mabkhara with bakhoor smoke rising over a rug

Jeddah

Atelier and first boutique

Address
Al-Rawdah, Prince Sultan Road
Hours
Sat to Thu 10am to 11pm, Fri from 4pm
A metal mabkhara releasing bakhoor in a modern majlis

Riyadh

Olaya boutique

Address
Al-Olaya, Tahlia Street
Hours
Sat to Thu 10am to 11pm, Fri from 4pm
JeddahRiyadhDammamMadinahMakkahTabukHailAbha
We ship from whichever boutique is closest. Orders before 3pm reach Riyadh, Jeddah, Makkah, Madinah, Dammam and Khobar the next day, and other cities within three days.

One store, one stock

Behind this store, Odoo runs both boutiques and the website together. Here's how an order travels:

  1. Your order becomes a sale order

    At payment, a sale order is created in Odoo and confirmed automatically, with no re-typing.

  2. Stock is held at a boutique

    Units are reserved in Jeddah or Riyadh, so counts change on the site and at the tills at once.

  3. The invoice reaches FATOORA

    A simplified tax invoice with QR is posted and reported to ZATCA, and the mada, Tabby or Tamara payment is matched.

  4. Delivery and customer, one record

    A delivery order goes to the courier, and the boutique sees your full history when you visit.

Try it: place a demo order from the bag, then open “What just happened in Odoo”.

The house letter, four times a year

We write when the Taif rose harvest arrives, when a new oud batch is ready, and before Ramadan and Eid. No daily offers.