No. 5 Pavot
Fragrance notes
Character
A narrow stone path winds through a garden where the air feels cool and damp. Dark cassis and bright bergamot sit near a sharp sprinkle of pepper, while a faint trace of opium adds a deep, resinous weight to the opening. The scent feels immediate and textured, as if the plants here carry both fruit and spice on every leaf.
Sandalwood and amber begin to warm the air, joined by the dry, earthy presence of myrrh. The blend feels smooth and slightly balsamic, creating a gentle heat that contrasts with the crispness still hanging in the shade. It is a moment where wood and resin wrap around the earlier spice without overwhelming the freshness that arrived first.
Gardenia and neroli then appear, their white petals soft and slightly creamy against the darker surroundings. Larkspur adds a clean, green edge that keeps the flowers from feeling heavy. The air now holds a powdery softness, sweet but balanced by the woody base that continues to ground the entire scene.
The path curves near a wooden bench where the scent settles into a calm, floral stillness. White floral and amber remain close to the skin, supported by a gentle woody warmth that feels natural in this quiet space. The garden holds a soft, powdery accord.
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