415 AD
Fragrance notes
Character
A garden after rain offers the best case for this blend. Tomato leaf and grapefruit bring a wet, snapped-green sharpness that feels alive in the open air. Rosemary and Iran galbanum add a resinous bite, while frankincense, myrrh, oud, vetiver, and Siam benzoin ground the brightness with amber and balsamic depth. The result is aromatic and woody without ever feeling heavy or cloaked.
Curionoir built this for someone who wants nature without the picnic. The green and fresh spicy accords keep it alert, so it suits a walk through damp soil and tall stems rather than a sealed room. It is unisex and honest about its resin, which means it welcomes wearers who like a little dirt under the fingernails. Those who expect a polished, office-safe citrus should look elsewhere, because the oud and myrrh refuse to smooth the edges.
Sunlight on a greenhouse pane heats the leaves and releases that bitter, sticky scent into the warm air.
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