Muskis one of the oldest and most precious aromatic substances known to humankind, and its name has long been associated with luxury and sanctity throughout the ages. In the past, it was extracted from the musk deer in the mountains of Asia, which made it rare and highly valuable. Kings and caliphs used it in their palaces to perfume gatherings and garments, and it also played a role in religious rituals among Muslims, Christians, and Buddhists, where it was regarded as a symbol of purity and spiritual elevation.

Musk was also employed in traditional medicine to treat certain ailments and strengthen the body. Over time, it became an essential element in both Eastern and Western perfumery, and remained ever-present in Arabic poetry as a metaphor for beauty and purity.

Despite the modern development of synthetic extraction methods, musk has retained its timeless status as a fragrance that tells the story of history, embodying both spirituality and luxury.