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100 ml
Filed by the brand under Woody and Spicy, Maison Asrar 1963 builds its note list around lavender at the top, carnation in the heart, and sandalwood, musk and an ambery note underneath.
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Notes as Maison Asrar lists them on its website, read on 24 October 2026.
Citrus, a plain fresh note and lavender make up the top, so on paper the first impression is bright and clean, with the lavender adding an aromatic, slightly herbal edge to the zest. The heart is carnation plus a general floral note. Carnation is a flower with a gently spiced character, which is probably where the Spicy family word comes from, and it gives the sharp top a rounder, softer middle.
Underneath, the ambery term, musk and sandalwood form the base. Sandalwood adds a smooth, creamy dryness, musk keeps the skin feeling soft, and the ambery word points at a warm, faintly sweet resin glow. Put together, you can expect a perfume that begins sparkling and herbal, moves through a spiced floral centre and finishes warm, woody and softly clean rather than heavy or sugary.
Maison Asrar's product page for 1963 gives its family as woody and spicy.
It also puts words of its own on two of the notes: lavender (fresh, aromatic, soft) and sandalwood (woody, smooth, elegant).
Think of someone drawn to the tidy, herbal brightness of lavender and citrus who also wants a spiced floral middle and a smooth woody finish. Anyone comparing notes could look through the rest of the Maison Asrar range for other lists that pair lavender with sandalwood or musk, then see which ones add more sweetness than this one does.
Maison Asrar Cascade shares lavender, musk and sandalwood with 1963. Where 1963 has carnation, it lists lemon, ginger, melon and apple.
Maison Asrar Librae shares musk and sandalwood with 1963. Where 1963 has lavender and carnation, it lists moss.
Maison Asrar Dubai London shares lavender and musk with 1963. Where 1963 has carnation and sandalwood, it lists pink pepper, orris, apricot and hazelnut.
Maison Asrar 1963 is not in the FragranceGems range at the moment; the shop's Maison Asrar page shows what is available. Among the scents the shop sells, Maison Asrar Faris Al Arab and Maison Asrar Belgravia both share musk and sandalwood with it.
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Filed by the brand under Woody and Spicy, Maison Asrar 1963 builds its note list around lavender at the top, carnation in the heart, and sandalwood, musk and an ambery note underneath.
As the brand lists them, top: citrus, fresh and lavender; heart: carnation and floral; base: ambery, musk and sandalwood.
Family words on the brand's page: woody, spicy. Guide families: Woody and Spicy.
Maison Asrar's page for 1963 does not say whom it is meant for.
1963 comes in 100 ml (3.4 fl oz).
By the notes they share, the closest are Maison Asrar Cascade (also lists lavender and musk), Maison Asrar Librae (also lists musk and sandalwood) and Maison Asrar Dubai London (also lists lavender and musk).
Maison Asrar 1963 is not in the FragranceGems range at the moment; the shop's Maison Asrar page shows what is available. The shop sells Maison Asrar Faris Al Arab and Maison Asrar Belgravia, which come closest in notes.
Since December 2023; that is the date of the brand's page, not a launch date.
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Perfumes of the range whose note lists come closest to 1963.
