Siberian Wood
Fragrance notes
A workshop in a timber yard smells of sawn planks and warm resin. Someone has left a jacket on a stool near the lathe. The collar carries Siberian Wood by Be Style Perfumes. Cedar and leather sit together on the fabric, dry and textured. A small smear of raspberry appears where the sleeve brushed a piece of fruit on a nearby bench, adding a brief sweetness that does not overtake the wood.
Oud moves through the scene without announcing itself. It stays close to the leather and the cedar, giving the air a deeper, darker edge. Pepper sits at the edges of the scent, sharp enough to notice when the jacket is lifted. The flowers listed in the record do not arrive as a bouquet here. Iris and rose are faint traces, softened by mimosa, present only when the fabric is near the face.
The jacket goes back onto the stool. Cedar and leather remain on the seat. Raspberry lingers near the cuff. Oud sits behind the wood, steady and quiet. Pepper waits at the collar. The workshop keeps its warm, resinous air, and the garment rests there with all of those elements together in the still room.
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