Pacoma

Sandalwood and a woody accord form the backbone of this range, joined throughout by a soft powdery character. Bergamot appears often, lending a bright lift to the dense woods, while jasmine and rose bring a floral presence that sits close to the sweetness and fruity facets found across the collection. The materials create a consistent profile where dry wood and fine dustiness meet rounded, gentle florals.

The result is a register that stays within a warm, slightly sweet space, carried by the repeated pairing of sandalwood and rose. Cassilia sits among these releases, sharing the same core of wood and powder. The house builds its identity on this steady combination, letting the floral and fruity notes move around a fixed center of sandalwood and bergamot without shifting the overall tone.