Inkwashed Sandalwood 水墨檀香
Fragrance notes
Lotus
Rice cake brings a soft, starchy sweetness that feels warm and edible. Lotus floats above it with a clean, watery floral touch. Paper adds a dry, faintly fibrous edge that keeps the opening from becoming too lush.
Mock orange carries a creamy white floral weight through the middle. Camphor arrives with a cool, medicinal sharpness that cuts the cream. Ink sits beside them, dark and slightly mineral, pulling the heart toward something more austere.
Sandalwood grounds the base with a smooth, milky wood. White tea offers a pale, slightly astringent freshness that prevents the wood from feeling heavy. Palisander rosewood adds a drier, slightly rosy timber that lingers in the background.
The overall impression is a brushstroke of pale rice paste against a slab of dark, wet ink stone, with sandalwood shavings scattered across the desktop.
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