roses a year, all of them harvested by hand inside the same brief season.
Arab News, 9 Jan 2026ورد طائفي
Ward TaifiThe damask rose of Taif · Rosa × damascena
Picked at dawn, distilled within a day, named in three words.
Around Taif, more than 910 farms pick the damask rose by hand at dawn through a season of no more than 45 days, and distil it within 24 hours. TaifRoseOil.com is the exact-match .com for what comes out of the still.
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01The material
Picked before the sun.
In the still within a day.
A perfumer reads a natural material by two things before ever smelling it: where it grew, and how it was handled on the way to the still. Taif rose oil answers both plainly.
The rose is a damask rose, Rosa × damascena, known locally as Ward Taifi. It grows on farms spread across Al-Hada, Al-Shafa, Wadi Muharram, Al-Wahat, Al-Wahit and Wadi Liya, and it is picked by hand at dawn. What is picked is distilled within 24 hours. Arab News
UNESCO describes the same morning from the other side: farmers, families and friends pick the roses in the early morning, then sell them at the local market or distil them at home. Rose water and the essential oil go on into beauty products, food and drink. UNESCO
In the still, petals and water are heated in copper. The vapour is condensed, and the distillate separates in the receiver: rose water below, and the oil floating on top of it. That thin floating layer is the material this name describes, and it is sold the way attars are traditionally sold, by the tola. Wikipedia: Rose oil
01Dawn
Picked manually at dawn, flower by flower, in a season of no more than 45 days.
02Within 24 hours
The harvest goes from basket to still inside a single day.
03Copper
Petals are distilled in copper stills; the vapour is cooled back to liquid.
04Separation
The distillate settles into rose water, with the oil floating on top.
- The roseWard Taifi
- A damask rose, Rosa × damascena, as it is known in Taif.
02By the numbers
A short season,
counted out.
Seven figures, all from one report: Arab News, 9 January 2026. Each is given with the qualifier the source uses, and each links to it.
rose farms in and around Taif.
Arab News, 9 Jan 2026rose bushes growing on those farms.
Arab News, 9 Jan 2026under roses across the six growing areas.
Arab News, 9 Jan 2026of harvest, from early March to the end of April.
Arab News, 9 Jan 2026roses to produce a single tola of oil.
Arab News, 9 Jan 2026of Taif rose oil from the harvest each year.
Arab News, 9 Jan 2026Twelve thousand roses. One tola.
Every dot below is one rose. There are exactly 12,000 of them: the approximate number reported for a single tola of oil, and a tola is about 11.66 grams.
About 12,000 roses in, about 11.66 grams out. Sold by the tola.
Early March to the end of April
The whole crop is harvested during a brief season of no more than 45 days.
Arab News, 9 Jan 2026Thirty-five to forty-five days
“The harvest season begins in March and lasts thirty-five to forty-five days.”
UNESCO, inscribed 2024Every day, the same clock
Picked manually at dawn, and distilled within 24 hours of picking.
Arab News, 9 Jan 2026The cultural practices related to Taif roses are on UNESCO’s Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
- The harvest season begins in March and lasts thirty-five to forty-five days.
- Farmers, families and friends pick the roses in the early morning, then sell them at the local market or distil them at home.
- Rose water and essential oil are used in beauty products, food and drink.
The inscription concerns the cultural practices of the people of Taif. It is not an endorsement or certification of this domain, and neither this page nor its owner has any connection with UNESCO.
UNESCO: Cultural practices related to Taif roses03Why this name
Origin and product, in one breath.
Most names in fragrance have to be explained. This one is the phrase a buyer already types, says and writes on the invoice.
- i
Exact-match: the origin and the product
Taif is where it grows. Rose oil is what it becomes. TaifRoseOil.com puts both in a single, unbroken .com with nothing added and nothing left out.
- ii
It says what is sold
No tagline is needed to decode it. On a label, a price list, a stand at a trade fair or a search result, the address itself tells the reader what is on offer.
- iii
It reads three ways
As a brand in its own right; as a producer’s direct channel to buyers abroad; or as a product line inside a larger house, for example
taifroseoil.com/tola. - iv
Clean to say, clean to type
Three plain words, 11 characters, no hyphens and no numbers. It survives a phone call, a business card and a customs form without being spelled out.
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A documented origin behind it
The farms, the season and the yield behind the phrase are on the public record, and the practices around the rose were inscribed by UNESCO in 2024. The name rests on a real material, not a coined word.
04Who it is for
Seven kinds of buyer,
one address.
Example paths show how the name could be put to work. They are illustrations, not existing pages.
Attar and oud houses
A flagship address for a Gulf house whose rose attar is the centre of the range, sold by the tola.
taifroseoil.com/attarFine-fragrance and niche perfumers
A home for a single-origin rose story: the material, the harvest and the compositions built on it.
taifroseoil.com/atelierDistillers and exporters
A direct channel from the still to buyers abroad, with the product named in the address itself.
taifroseoil.com/wholesaleLuxury skincare
An ingredient-led line that puts the origin of its rose oil and rose water in front of the customer.
taifroseoil.com/skincareRose water and culinary producers
Rose water for the kitchen, the table and the gift box, under the same name as the oil.
taifroseoil.com/rose-waterAgritourism and festival operators
Harvest-season visits, farm mornings and distillery tours, booked from an address visitors remember.
taifroseoil.com/visitIngredient traders
A trade desk for naturals, where the exact name of the material is the listing itself.
taifroseoil.com/trade05How it works
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07Questions
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What does the name mean?
Exactly what it says. Taif is the city in Saudi Arabia whose farms grow the damask rose known locally as Ward Taifi; rose oil is what is distilled from it. TaifRoseOil.com is those three words as a single .com: 11 characters, no hyphens, no numbers.
What does “sold by the tola” mean?
The tola is the traditional trade unit for attars, about 11.66 grams. Arab News reports that a single tola of Taif rose oil takes approximately 12,000 roses, and that the harvest yields around 20,000 tolas a year. This page quotes no price for the oil: it sells a domain name, not oil.
Is this page connected to a Taif farm, a producer or UNESCO?
No. This is an independent domain sale page. It has no affiliation with any Taif farm, cooperative, ministry, festival or producer, nor with UNESCO. Owning the domain confers no rights in any protected designation, certification or trademark; a buyer is responsible for how the name is used.
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