Prince Of Oud
Fragrance notes
A club chair sits near a window where rain taps the glass. The air around it carries the scent of a glass of whiskey set on the armrest. Cinnamon and coriander drift from the drink, warm and slightly dry. The room feels quiet, filled with wood and a faint curl of smoke that seems to rise from the leather itself.
Tobacco and oud settle into the space, heavy and rich. Sandalwood and cedar add a smooth grain to the air, while incense and benzoin give the corner a resinous weight. Patchouli and vanilla soften the edges, turning the sharp spice into something rounded and calm. The scent fits the chair, the glass, and the sound of the rain without moving anywhere else.
Powder rises from the armrest as a hand brushes the leather. The whiskey sits half full, the cinnamon still present in the air. Tobacco and oud remain, steady and deep, with vanilla and amber wrapping around them. The moment stays in this room, in this chair, with the rain and the wood.
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