Zamira
Fragrance notes
Character
The midday sun sits high over a garden path where dry earth meets the first green of the season. Zamira opens with mandarin orange and raspberry, bright and lightly sticky, while galbanum adds a crisp, stem-like edge. Saffron brings a warm, slightly metallic glow, and oud grounds the fruit with a resinous weight that keeps the start from feeling like candy. Chinese osmanthus and violet leaf move through the air with a soft floral lift, and black currant deepens the fruit without turning heavy. Vanilla and musk wrap the heart in a powdery, sweet haze that feels close and personal rather than loud.
Beneath it all, sandalwood and patchouli give the scent a smooth, woody base, while pear and passionfruit add a fresh, juicy flicker that recalls a clear pond nearby. A faint trace of sand settles into the finish, dry and mineral, pulling the sweetness back toward the ground. The overall impression is fruity, woody, and warm spicy, with a floral and fresh current that suits open air and long light. It is composed by Mohammad Tammam Mando for Karakash Perfume. The final impression is vanilla.
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