Brand: IBRAQ
Unisex · EDP · £64.99
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Manta LTHR is a recent LTHR Collection release built around tropical fruit, saffron and blackcurrant over berries, oud, benzoin, leather, vanilla, amber and patchouli. Product Overview Fragrantica dates Manta to 2024, while Parfumo lists 2025. Because those databases disagree, the Atlas should present the launch year as disputed rather than pretend there is a single settled date. IBRAQ's official regional pages confirm the same note structure and LTHR identity. Scent Profile Tropical fruit and blackcurrant make the opening juicy and dark at the same time, with saffron adding warmth. Raspberry, oud and benzoin create a resinous fruity heart. Leather, vanilla, amber and patchouli make the drydown thick, warm and much darker than the opening. Technical Structure and Development The key transition is from bright tropical fruit into leathery resin. Berries remain detectable through the middle, but benzoin and oud gradually take over before the base settles into leather, amber and vanilla. Performance Early community feedback is notably strong. Parfumo gives very high longevity and sillage scores from a small pool, while Fragrantica reviewers also report strong projection and long wear. Wear Scenarios • Evening wear • Cool weather • Anyone who likes fruit and leather combinations with a strong oud base Scent Family Positioning Manta LTHR sits in tropical fruity leather oud territory. Inspired By and Style Comparisons Several recent reviewers independently compare Manta with Maison Crivelli Oud Maracuja, particularly the passionfruit style opening against dark leather and oud. That is a useful style reference, but the official brand presents Manta through its own manta ray concept rather than as a named copy. Flankers and Variations It is one of the four animal themed LTHR releases alongside Malayan, Massai and Vicuña. Market and Community Reception Early reception is highly positive. Fragrantica sits around the high 4s from a couple of dozen votes, and Parfumo reviewers praise both scent and performance. The main discussion centres on its resemblance to Oud Maracuja and the contrast between juicy fruit and dark leather.
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1 review with an average rating of 8.0 out of 10.
Manta LTHR by IBRAQ presents a high-contrast olfactory profile, combining bright tropical sweetness with a dense, resinous base. The opening juxtaposition of sharp blackcurrant and tropical fruit accords against spicy saffron leads into an increasingly dark heart of oud and benzoin. While the interplay evokes the popular stylistic profile seen in modern niche releases such as Maison Crivelli's Oud Maracujá, the composition leans distinctly towards artisanal niche sensibilities rather than mainstream mass-appeal, heavily emphasizing the tension between tart fruitiness and smoky, animalic leather undertones. Performance metrics are particularly robust for an Eau de Parfum concentration. The fragrance exhibits substantial tenacity, consistently delivering eight to ten hours of skin presence with pronounced projection through the initial three hours. The dense fixatives in the base—primarily patchouli, amber, and synthetic oud accords—sustain a persistent sillage that resists premature evaporation, typical of Middle Eastern resin-forward compositions. Within the broader fragrance landscape, Manta LTHR occupies a hybrid territory between an independent original concept and a stylistic tribute to the trending tropical-oud genre. Given its pronounced potency and sweet-smoky balance, wearability is optimized for cooler temperatures, open-air settings, and formal evening environments. The profile skews toward intermediate and advanced enthusiasts seeking an assertive, non-linear leather presentation, while it may prove challenging for those accustomed to clean, conventional designer DNAs.
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Manta LTHR opens juicy and dark at once, tropical fruit and blackcurrant against warm saffron, before raspberry, oud and benzoin build a resinous fruity heart that settles into a thick leather, vanilla, amber and patchouli base. Early community feedback is notably strong, Parfumo gives very high longevity and sillage scores and Fragrantica sits around the high 4s from a couple of dozen votes.
This is for evening wear in cool weather, and specifically for anyone who likes fruit and leather combinations built on a strong oud base rather than a purely dry or purely sweet composition. The passionfruit style opening against dark leather is the fragrance's clearest signature and the main reason it is being talked about.
Note Fragrantica and Parfumo disagree on the exact launch year, 2024 versus 2025, so treat any claim about its release date as unsettled rather than confirmed. The review pool, while enthusiastic, remains small, so this is an exciting early reputation rather than a long established consensus.
This is an Original Creation, so there is no direct original fragrance to compare it with. It should be judged on its own scent profile, structure and performance.
For the same fruity leather oud direction with red berries and rose replacing the tropical fruit and blackcurrant, Malayan LTHR is the closer sibling within the LTHR line. If the fruit forward opening is the issue, Vicuña LTHR moves the same collection toward spice, iris and cocoa instead.
IBRAQ is an authentic Saudi Arabian luxury heritage fragrance house originally founded in 1929 in Makkah as Ibrahim Al Qurashi, famous for pioneering premium traditional oud, amber, and regional attar blends.
IBRAQ is globally celebrated for its high-performance Tobacco Collection (such as Spanish Tobacco and Vintage Tobacco) alongside their premium Diamond series and powdery Musk variants.
Delivering exceptional value, IBRAQ perfumes are formulated at dense Eau de Parfum and Extrait de Parfum strengths, providing heavy sillage and a long-lasting skin performance of 8 to 12+ hours.
IBRAQ Manta LTHR is an original composition by IBRAQ, not an interpretation of an existing fragrance.
IBRAQ Manta LTHR opens with Tropical Fruits, Saffron, Blackcurrant, moves into Raspberry, Oud Wood, Benzoin, and settles on a base of Patchouli, Vanilla, Leather, Amber.
IBRAQ Manta LTHR is EDP with a community longevity score of 8.5 out of 10 and a scent accuracy score of 7.5 out of 10. It offers a budget friendly alternative to the original.
Manta LTHR opens juicy and dark at once, tropical fruit and blackcurrant against warm saffron, before raspberry, oud and benzoin build a resinous fruity heart that settles into a thick leather, vanilla, amber and patchouli base. Early community feedback is notably strong, Parfumo gives very high longevity and sillage scores and Fragrantica sits around the high 4s from a couple of dozen votes.
This is for evening wear in cool weather, and specifically for anyone who likes fruit and leather combinations built on a strong oud base rather than a purely dry or purely sweet composition. The passionfruit style opening against dark leather is the fragrance's clearest signature and the main reason it is being talked about.
Note Fragrantica and Parfumo disagree on the exact launch year, 2024 versus 2025, so treat any claim about its release date as unsettled rather than confirmed. The review pool, while enthusiastic, remains small, so this is an exciting early reputation rather than a long established consensus.
This is an Original Creation, so there is no direct original fragrance to compare it with. It should be judged on its own scent profile, structure and performance.