Yamuri
Fragrance notes
Coyotl builds Yamuri as a fragrance that refuses to choose between a candy stall and a leather workshop. The opening hits with peach and passionfruit, bright and syrupy, but the milk note in the heart softens the edges so the sweetness feels whipped rather than sticky. It is a playful start that quickly signals it has more weight than a typical fruity blend.
The real character sits in the base, where Vietnamese oud and civet pull the scent into darker territory. Suede and white tobacco wrap around that animalic core, giving the fragrance a worn, lived-in texture that contrasts the sugary top. It smells like a ripe fruit bowl placed on a leather jacket, the two extremes sitting side by side without one fully taking over.
This is not a safe blind buy for anyone who wants a clean citrus or a polite office floral. The musky and powdery accords add a vintage haze that can feel heavy on warm skin. Yamuri suits someone who enjoys a scent that shifts from playful to gritty within a few breaths. It works best in cooler weather when the richer base can breathe. The final impression is a mix of white floral and leather.
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