Rubaiyat
Fragrance notes
Character
Turkish rose opens this composition with a thick, velvety presence that feels heavy in the air. Cognac adds a boozy warmth that wraps around the petals, giving the entrance a rich, indulgent texture. Cardamom sits beside them with a bright, slightly green bite that keeps the opening from becoming too dense.
Raspberry brings a tart juiciness to the middle, though the myrrh pulls it toward something resinous and dark. Pepper adds a sharp flicker that cuts through the rounded fruit. The heart feels busy, with each element pushing in a different direction at once.
Maltol creates a sugary halo that leans the entire fragrance toward candy, while cashmeran grounds it with a soft, synthetic wood. The sweetness is prominent throughout, sitting close to the skin in a way that feels rounded and plush.
A cold morning with damp air suits this scent, when the warmth of the spices can contrast with the chill outside. The rose feels most at home when the light is low and the air carries a bite. It asks for a coat and a quiet street, where the raspberry and cognac can sit
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