Arabesque
Fragrance notes
Character
Vanilla and lime meet at the start, the citrus sharp and bright while the vanilla lays a soft, creamy base underneath. Tuberose arrives quickly, creamy and heady, pushing the scent toward a white floral character that feels thick rather than airy. Oud anchors the base, dark and resinous, with a dry woodiness that pulls the sweeter notes toward something more grounded.
Green and fresh spicy accords weave through the blend, giving it a lift that keeps the heavier flowers from feeling too dense. The animalic touch in the background adds a slight rawness, while the conifer accord brings a cool, needle-like edge that contrasts the warm vanilla. It suits someone who enjoys oud but prefers it paired with citrus and cream rather than deep, smoky resins.
Sunlight hits a wooden terrace where citrus trees grow beside open windows, and the air carries a mix of cream, flower petals, and dark polished wood placed in the middle of a bright, open room.
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