Yirah
Fragrance notes
Character
The afternoon sun warms the terrace stones as a woman leans over a bowl of fresh fruit, the juice of a big strawberry bright on her fingertips. Tangerine peels curl beside it, releasing a sharp citrus spark that mingles with the damp air drifting from the garden below. Red berries tumble into the mix, their sugary weight softened by a handful of jasmine and orchid petals that were gathered earlier that morning. Lily-of-the-valley adds a clean, dewy thread while geranium, rosemary, and sage bring a green, aromatic edge that keeps the fruit from feeling like a simple candy shop. It is a lively, sunlit opening that feels entirely at home among the clay pots and the sound of water moving in the fountain.
As the light shifts, the fruit recedes into the background and the air turns deeper. Incense rises in a thin, smoky veil that wraps around the damp earthiness of oakmoss and the dark, soil-rich character of patchouli. Cedar lends a dry, wooden structure that grounds the scent among the terrace furniture, while bergamot in the base glows faintly, a last echo of citrus caught in the cooling air. The marine accord drifts through like a breeze from the coast, touching the amber warmth that begins to settle into the stone walls. White florals linger in the corners, their petals crushed into the moss, and the aromatic herbs from earlier now feel dried and sun-baked, blending into the smoky, woody stillness that continues to unfold across the quiet space
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