Nukhbat Al Oud
Fragrance notes
Character
The sugar in the heart leans a little heavy, threatening to flatten the lemon that opens the air. It is a bright, sharp squeeze at first, then the rose and sugar rush in together and the citrus retreats into the background.
You are standing in a sunlit courtyard where a low table holds a plate of candied petals dusted with fine powder. The vanilla and tonka bean sit warm on the wood, their sweetness mixing with the rose that repeats from the heart. Cedar gives the table a dry, pale edge beneath the sugar.
A soft musky haze wraps the scene, blurring the edges of the plate and the wood. The sugar clings to the air, the lemon now only a faint memory near the rim of the glass. Rose petals rest against the vanilla, their powder settling on the cedar.
The scent stays close to the table, the tonka deepening as the sunlight moves across the surface, the musk pulling the sweetness into the wood while the rose continues to unfold
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