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Fragrance notes
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The door to the studio is already open when you step inside, leaving the mild air of the courtyard behind. You have come straight from a walk, sleeves pushed up, and the room carries the scent of the trees outside mingled with the warmth of the space. Someone is arranging bolts of fabric near the window, and the air feels awake without being loud.
Lemon and bergamot brighten the first breath, joined quickly by tangerine and a lift of coriander that keeps the citrus from sitting too flat. Nutmeg and pepper bring a gentle heat, while mimosa adds a soft yellow floral touch and sage pulls the heart toward something herbal and dry. The spices do not bite. They sit comfortably next to the flowers, giving the middle of the scent a textured, slightly powdery feel.
Cedar and sandalwood settle in with a smooth, golden woodiness, and ambergris wraps the base in a faint, salty warmth that never overwhelms. The woods feel polished rather than raw, and the amber note stays close to the skin, adding depth without weight. You reach for a roll of measuring tape, the scented air still moving around you as the afternoon light shifts across the table and the fabric piles
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Built from the same materials — ranked by how unusual the shared notes are, not by how many.
