Pulupa
Fragrance notes
Character
Sunlight falls across a wooden terrace where a bowl of citrus sits beside a burning resin dish. Pulupa begins there, with bergamot bright against the pale smoke of palo santo, while tonka bean adds a soft, rounded sweetness to the air. The opening feels clean and grounded, a clear morning surface that invites a deep breath.
Copal enters the space with a warm, resinous weight, joined by oud that deepens the atmosphere without turning heavy. Orange blossom lifts the center with a floral clarity that keeps the resins from feeling too dark. The heart carries a gentle spice that moves through the air like heat rising from stone.
The drydown settles into a rich bed of amber and myrrh, where moss pulls the sweetness toward something earthy and still. The balsamic warmth rests close to the skin, woody and aromatic, with the tonka bean now fully blended into the resinous base. It feels like a quiet corner of a garden where the air itself has turned golden.
Ecuación Natural presents a fragrance composed by Hans Georg Staudt that stays in this sunlit moment, the amber and moss holding the terrace in a warm, resinous hush.
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