Fruit and spice make an unusual pairing at the top of Ana Abiyedh Leather Eau de Parfum, but Lattafa pulls it off with juniper berries, cardamom, pink pepper and raspberry working together. Iris, ginger and rose take over through the core, softening the sharper spice notes with floral warmth. The drydown is where the leather the name refers to finally shows up, joined by white musk and amber for a soft rather than harsh finish. This places Ana Abiyedh Leather Perfume in spicy territory overall, though the floral middle keeps it from reading as purely sharp. Evening wear suits this fragrance particularly well, especially in cooler months when its blend of spice and leather feels most fitting. Fall and winter remain the strongest seasonal match, letting the leather and amber base take center stage. Anyone drawn to leather notes but put off by more aggressive interpretations will likely find this a comfortable, wearable version of the theme. It also works reasonably well for daytime occasions when a slightly more distinctive scent than usual feels appropriate.