Murales
Fragrance notes
Character
Murales is not a quiet companion. It arrives with a heavy, powdery cloud of white florals that can feel overwhelming if you prefer a skin-close scent. The opening bursts with tangerine, peach, plum, and orange, but the fruit is quickly swallowed by a thick bouquet of jasmine, tuberose, lily, and magnolia. Iris and violet add a cosmetic, vintage edge that makes the sweetness feel deliberate and old-fashioned rather than fresh. This is a bold composition that demands attention, and its dense sweetness may simply be too much for those who enjoy airy, transparent blends.
Despite the initial heaviness, the drydown settles into a warm, resinous base of amber, hinoki, vanilla, cedar, and musk. The wood keeps the sugar from becoming cloying, lending a dry, polished structure to the finish. It suits someone who enjoys grand floral gestures and does not mind a scent that fills a room. Picture walking through a sunlit garden where every bloom is in full, heavy peak, the air itself thick with pollen and warm petals.
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