Citrus & Leather Perfume 13
Fragrance notes
The afternoon sun hits the brass rail of a leatherworker's bench, warming the air around a stack of hides waiting to be tooled. Someone has just rubbed a small amount of Citrus & Leather Perfume 13 into their wrists near the open window. The initial air carries saffron and cloves, a sharp spice that cuts through the dust. A thread of oud rises early, resinous and dark, meeting the coriander that follows. It is not a bright room, but the scent holds a dry heat that belongs here, sitting among the aromatic notes that recall worn tools and old wood.
As the hour stretches, the leather in the base begins to settle into the skin, rich and animalic without becoming overwhelming. The amber adds a soft, powdery weight that rounds the edges of the oud, while the musk pulls everything close in a quiet, metallic haze. The spiciness lingers, but it has softened into the background, letting the hide and the resin take the lead. The air in the workspace feels heavier now, filled with that warm spicy accord mixing with the grain of the leather on the table, the scent wrapping around the movement of hands shaping the material, the amber glowing faintly against the grain
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