Rayie Musk
Made on
the Coast.
Three ports. Three scents. One coast.
The Brand
Highlighting the homeland
The Somali coast sits at the origin of the world's incense trade. Frankincense from Berbera. Myrrh from the interior. Oud routes connecting the Horn of Africa to Arabia, India, and the Mediterranean, long before modern perfumery had a name.
Rayie Musk carries that lineage forward. Each fragrance is named for a Somali port: Berbera, Kismaayo, Jamaame. Three cities that shaped the history of scent, rendered in modern Eau de Parfum.
Made in the UK. Rooted in the coast.
Zubair, Founder
The Heritage
Three thousand years on the same trade route.
The Somali coast sits at the mouth of the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden; the crossroads of the ancient incense trade. Arab traders, Indian merchants, Roman buyers: they all came here, and they all left with frankincense.
Berbera, Kismaayo and Jamaame are not invented names. They are real cities, still standing, still trading. Rayie Musk was named to keep them in conversation, to put them in rooms in London, Manchester, Birmingham, and eventually, the world.
Scent is the oldest form of trade. We are only continuing it.
