LIVONIA
Fragrance notes
Sunlight hits a stone terrace where a bowl of lemon and blood orange sits beside a glass of cold water. The air carries the bright, acidic spray of the citrus, sharp and immediate, while bergamot adds a clean, slightly bitter edge to the breeze. Orris root brings a soft, powdery texture that settles over the scene like fine dust, grounding the brightness without dimming it.
Broom flowers lend a dry, hay-like warmth that weaves through the creamy weight of tuberose. The white flower is present but restrained, its yellow floral richness kept in check by the earthy, root-like character of the orris. Ambrette spreads a musky, seed-like warmth across the terrace, while oud and patchouli introduce a dark, woody depth that feels like the shadow cast by the stone wall.
Tobacco leaves dry in the heat, adding a warm spicy note that blends into the patchouli's earthy base. The scent is powdery and floral, yet deeply woody and musky, creating a contrast between the sunlit citrus and the shaded earth. Wear this on a warm afternoon when you want the air to feel textured, heavy with iris and spice, suited to someone who enjoys a floral composition with a dark, grounded heart.
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