Jasminum grandiflorum, also known variously as Royal jasmine,
is a species of jasmine native to South Asia, the Arabian Peninsula, which is
also popular in Palestinian villages and neighborhoods. Its scent captures us
in our grandparents’ backyard.

Palestine has long been known for its citrus groves, especially orange groves in Yaffo. Rozana provides a refreshing and effervescent top note full of clementine,
grapefruit, and lemons as well as citrusy raw materials such as lemongrass,
verbena, and bergamot. that tickles the nose with pleasure and brings an air of
optimism and an easy elegance to the wearer. to evoke nostalgic memories of
the old city of Yaffo.

The oak tree is one of the most famous perennial trees in Palestine, as it witnessed its sweet and bitter history for a long period of time, approaching a century. The oak tree is characterized by a moss that grows on its branches; it can be found in many mountainous forests. In manufacturing, oak moss is used as a fragrance in perfumes. The lichen has a distinct and complex odor and can be
described as woody, sharp, and slightly sweet.