165 BPMs
Fragrance notes
Character
Buddha wood and araucaria give the scent a dry, resinous backbone that feels carved from old timber. Mimosa and honeysuckle soften that edge with a golden, hay-like floral warmth. Immortelle threads through with its maple-like sweetness, while labdanum and tonka bean add a chewy amber depth. Chamomile brings a soft, tea-like herbal touch that keeps the heavier notes from weighing down the blend.
Massoia and ambergris lend a creamy, slightly saline smoothness that feels modern against the antique floral heart. Bulgarian rose and silver fir introduce a cool, green contrast to the rich immortelle and nard Himalayan. The overall impression is woody and herbal, yet there is a persistent sweetness that leans into the yellow and white floral accords. It smells like a forest floor covered in fallen petals and warmed by a low fire.
This is a fragrance for a dimly lit cabin where the windows are fogged with cold air and the only light comes from a fireplace. It suits someone who enjoys smelling like dried herbs and precious resins rather than a clean soap. The image is a heavy wool coat draped over a velvet chair, smelling of smoke, wildflowers, and dark honey.
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