Black Bird
Fragrance notes
Character
Black Bird opens with a thick, resinous warmth that feels anchored to the skin. The blend of oud, Mysore sandalwood, and incense creates a heavy, meditative base that does not rush to announce itself. Bulgarian and Moroccan roses sit at the heart, softened by the fruity, slightly boozy character of davana and the bitter green touch of artemisia. This is not a bright or airy floral. It is a dark, balsamic interpretation where the petals feel steeped in amber and smoke rather than fresh from the stem.
The argument here is that Black Bird exists for the person who finds traditional rose scents too polite. The inclusion of vanilla and benzoin adds a creamy, sweet weight that pulls the entire composition toward the gourmand without crossing into candy. It is a fragrance that thrives in quiet, dimly lit spaces where the air is cool. The spicy notes and aromatic greens provide just enough edge to keep the sweetness from becoming overwhelming, resulting in a texture that feels both rugged and sophisticated.
This scent suits the wearer who wants to feel enveloped in a rich, amber-hued cloud during a long evening walk through damp autumn leaves or a quiet night indoors. It is for those who prefer their florals shadowed by wood and resin. If you enjoy a scent that feels like a heavy velvet curtain drawn against the chill, this UNTAMED release is a perfect match for your collection.
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