Marama
Fragrance notes
The air in the sunlit courtyard hangs heavy with white petals. Gardenia and Indian tuberose press close against the skin, their creaminess threaded with the bright lift of neroli. Haitian vetiver pushes up through the floral mass with a damp, earthy grit, while sandalwood and oud add a dark, resinous weight that feels almost animalic. Tobacco curls through the blend with a dry, aromatic edge, and a faint green sharpness keeps the air from becoming too soft. The scent sits in the space around you like a thick silk wrap, powdery and opulent, refusing to separate into individual pieces.
You are seated on a stone bench beneath a flowering tree, a clay bowl of tuberose and gardenia stems resting on your lap, their heavy heads resting against a handful of damp vetiver roots and splinters of dark sandalwood. A few dried tobacco leaves and a small chip of oud lie tucked between the petals, releasing their scent into the warm air as you brush a neroli blossom with your fingertips.
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