The word “agrani” in Sanskrit means a leader, a trailblazer, and this perfume embodies the life stages of a leader. The opening burst of cherry, almond and saffron symbolises the mesmerising oratory skills that rally the masses. The heart reveals the power of pipe tobacco and leather, expressing a leader’s fearless revolutionary spirit. Enveloping musk and Burmese oud summons the hope they bring during challenging times. The cacao and castoreum base evokes the lasting impact they have on the world, leaving an indelible impression. And finally, the warmth of amber echoes the rays of hope a leader ignites in future generations.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
A wool coat comes off, but the mood remains composed and deliberate. Agrani’s cherry-almond sweetness softens the stern texture of tobacco and leather, suiting an evening of close conversation where warmth matters as much as authority.
How to wear
The tobacco, leather and amber profile makes cooler weather a natural starting point. Try one or two sprays on skin beneath clothing, allowing the sweet opening and darker base to unfold gradually. In warm rooms, keep application light so the cacao and animalic notes do not crowd close conversation.
Who it’s for
For lovers of vintage-style leather, pipe tobacco and animalic woods who also enjoy a sweet counterpoint. Cherry, almond and cacao make Agrani appealing to tastes that bridge gourmand richness and darker, less polished perfume textures.
Release year
2023
The nose
Ashek Zubayer is Byermia’s self-taught perfumer, working with both natural and synthetic materials. His approach combines vintage perfumery aesthetics with contemporary touches and a strong interest in oud. Agrani forms part of his Epoch collection, translating leadership into a composition of sweet fruit, tobacco, leather and animalic warmth.
Byermia’s story
Byermia is a Sydney-based Zubayer-family project, owned and operated by Zannat Lamia. The house values handcraftsmanship, complex compositions and carefully sourced natural materials, while also using synthetics. Its identity rests on bringing vintage perfume textures into a modern, narrative-led approach.
Agrani’s concept
Agrani belongs to the Epoch Series, a four-fragrance exploration of youth, first love, marriage and leadership. Its name means leader or pioneer, and its progression traces charisma, courage, reassurance and legacy: cherry and saffron introduce persuasive warmth, tobacco and leather suggest resolve, and oud, cacao and amber carry the story toward enduring influence.
Extra info
The Epoch collection pairs Agrani’s leadership theme with Ankura for youth, Pushpak for first love and Udbaha for marriage. The collection also explores oud oils from different regions; Agrani’s narrative specifically features Burmese oud.
The word “agrani” in Sanskrit means a leader, a trailblazer, and this perfume embodies the life stages of a leader. The opening burst of cherry, almond and saffron symbolises the mesmerising oratory skills that rally the masses. The heart reveals the power of pipe tobacco and leather, expressing a leader’s fearless revolutionary spirit. Enveloping musk and Burmese oud summons the hope they bring during challenging times. The cacao and castoreum base evokes the lasting impact they have on the world, leaving an indelible impression. And finally, the warmth of amber echoes the rays of hope a leader ignites in future generations.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
A wool coat comes off, but the mood remains composed and deliberate. Agrani’s cherry-almond sweetness softens the stern texture of tobacco and leather, suiting an evening of close conversation where warmth matters as much as authority.
How to wear
The tobacco, leather and amber profile makes cooler weather a natural starting point. Try one or two sprays on skin beneath clothing, allowing the sweet opening and darker base to unfold gradually. In warm rooms, keep application light so the cacao and animalic notes do not crowd close conversation.
Who it’s for
For lovers of vintage-style leather, pipe tobacco and animalic woods who also enjoy a sweet counterpoint. Cherry, almond and cacao make Agrani appealing to tastes that bridge gourmand richness and darker, less polished perfume textures.
Release year
2023
The nose
Ashek Zubayer is Byermia’s self-taught perfumer, working with both natural and synthetic materials. His approach combines vintage perfumery aesthetics with contemporary touches and a strong interest in oud. Agrani forms part of his Epoch collection, translating leadership into a composition of sweet fruit, tobacco, leather and animalic warmth.
Byermia’s story
Byermia is a Sydney-based Zubayer-family project, owned and operated by Zannat Lamia. The house values handcraftsmanship, complex compositions and carefully sourced natural materials, while also using synthetics. Its identity rests on bringing vintage perfume textures into a modern, narrative-led approach.
Agrani’s concept
Agrani belongs to the Epoch Series, a four-fragrance exploration of youth, first love, marriage and leadership. Its name means leader or pioneer, and its progression traces charisma, courage, reassurance and legacy: cherry and saffron introduce persuasive warmth, tobacco and leather suggest resolve, and oud, cacao and amber carry the story toward enduring influence.
Extra info
The Epoch collection pairs Agrani’s leadership theme with Ankura for youth, Pushpak for first love and Udbaha for marriage. The collection also explores oud oils from different regions; Agrani’s narrative specifically features Burmese oud.
