Rosén
Fragrance notes
Character
Damp earth lines the path through a quiet grove of ebony and sandalwood trees. Red currant and pink grapefruit brighten the air near the ground, their tart edges softened by the herbal, fruity weight of davana. The opening feels alive and slightly wild, as if the fruit was gathered moments ago and still carries the chill of the shaded canopy.
Nearby, a small clearing holds a wooden bench dusted with soil. Cocoa and immortelle rise from the heart, thick and golden, while mushroom adds a cool, damp mineral note that anchors the sweetness. White musk lingers in the background, giving the air a clean, slightly blurred softness that keeps the richer materials from feeling too heavy.
Benzoin and buddha wood settle into the scene, their warm resinous glow mixing with the dry grain of the sandalwood. The cacao accord deepens, turning the air around the bench into something dark and slightly sticky. It is a fragrance that suits someone who enjoys earthy, unconventional compositions and does not mind a trace of forest floor in their scent.
A lantern hangs from a low branch, casting a steady amber circle over the damp wood and fallen leaves.
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