Best Al Wataniah Perfumes for Collectors in Sarawak

If you collect perfumes and you're based in Sarawak, this one's for you. Al Wataniah has two women's fragrances that both come as 100ml EDPs, and both are tagged for everyday wear, so they slot nicely into a daily-wear rotation. The fun part is how different they are: Sabah Al Ward goes soft and floral, while Duha leans sweet, woody and warm. For collectors, that variety is exactly what you want, because these two cover completely different moods from the same brand.

Sabah Al Ward by Al Wataniah

Sabah Al Ward is described as a soft, captivating floral-oriental fragrance built around the idea of morning blooms. It opens with delicate rose and jasmine petals, moves into a heart of white flowers, lily and amber, and finishes with warm musk and vanilla undertones.

Size: 100ml
Concentration: Eau de Parfum (EDP), for women
Top notes: rose, jasmine
Heart notes: white flowers, lily, amber
Base notes: musk, vanilla

For daily wear in Sarawak, a floral opening like rose and jasmine feels right for daytime — heading out before the heat builds, moving between air-conditioned offices and malls, or just running your usual errands. It's listed for everyday and special occasions, so it's flexible enough for workdays but still holds its own for a dinner or an event later in the week.

Duha by Al Wataniah

Duha takes a different direction. It's an oriental, woody and sweet fragrance that opens with fresh top notes of clary sage and tangerine. The heart brings tonka bean and caramel for a warm, gourmand feel, and the base is vetiver, which adds a subtle woody finish.

Size: 100ml
Concentration: Eau de Parfum (EDP), for women
Fragrance family: Oriental • Woody • Sweet
Top notes: clary sage, tangerine
Heart notes: tonka bean, caramel
Base notes: vetiver

Because of the caramel and tonka bean, Duha feels warmer and sweeter than Sabah Al Ward once the heart kicks in. The tangerine and clary sage opening keeps the first impression bright, so it doesn't come across as heavy right from the spray. It's tagged for everyday, special occasion and formal wear, which gives it a slightly wider range — office days, dinners, formal events, all covered.

So which one should you pick?

Both bottles give you the same 100ml EDP format for women, so the choice really comes down to scent direction. Pick Sabah Al Ward if you're drawn to florals — rose and jasmine up top, white flowers and amber in the middle, musk and vanilla underneath. Pick Duha if you prefer sweetness with structure — tangerine and clary sage up top, caramel and tonka bean in the heart, vetiver grounding it all. If you're building a collection, the good news is they don't overlap: one fills your floral-oriental slot, the other your oriental woody sweet slot. Some collectors in Sarawak will just take both and rotate depending on the day.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Sabah Al Ward and Duha both for women?

Yes, both are Eau de Parfum for women, and both come in 100ml bottles.

Which one suits daily wear better?

Both are listed for everyday wear. Pick by scent direction: Sabah Al Ward is floral-oriental with rose and jasmine, while Duha is oriental, woody and sweet.