Lattafa places Qaed Al Fursan, a unisex eau de parfum whose Arabic name means “leader of the horsemen,” among its aromatic fragrances. Pineapple and saffron open onto a heart of balsam fir and jasmine, over a base of amber, cedar and oud; Unlimited and Untamed are two variations on it, one tropical, the other spicy.
An almost square block of black lacquered glass, topped with a ridged cylindrical cap and adorned on the front with a plaque bearing a gold horse.
Qaed Al Fursan comes in a massive, almost square bottle of glossy black lacquered glass, with flat shoulders and sharp edges, set on a flat base. A short, wide cylindrical cap, glossy black and ridged with horizontal grooves, tops it, over a thin gold collar.
The front bears, set into a recess, a square plaque with a black, white and gold geometric pattern, edged in gold and black. A black and gold horse occupies its right side, and a beige-gold cartouche carries the name in black letters, قائد الفرسان above QAED AL FURSAN.
The black box repeats the gold horse at the top of its front, above the name, a grainy gold band and geometric rosettes. At the bottom, a small gold plaque carries the mentions of the concentration and the spray.
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