Sunrise and Set
Fragrance notes
Character
The morning air is warm and still on a wooden terrace surrounded by citrus trees. Bitter orange and lemon arrive first, bright and sharp, with cardamom adding a gentle lift that feels like the first breath taken outdoors. The citrus stays close, moving only as far as the skin allows, and it fades before long.
Magnolia enters with a clean floral softness, supported by vetiver and orris that keep the heart grounded. The flowers never shout. They sit near the skin, present but quiet, as the sunlight settles on the wood beneath the table and the air stays calm.
Cedar and Indian oud appear slowly, with patchouli lending a dry, earthy weight that never becomes heavy. The woods stay near the body, offering a faint trail that disappears quickly once the air moves. There is no push to be noticed, only a quiet presence that lingers for a short while.
This is a fragrance built for a slow morning outside, where the light is clear and the air carries only what is nearby. The citrus, the floral heart, and the dry woods belong to that moment. It is fresh, woody, and aromatic.
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