Pikovye
Fragrance notes
Character
Pikovye opens with bitter orange and bergamot that feel brisk and slightly sharp. The citrus is not sweet, and it does not dominate for long. Narcissus and hyacinth arrive with a cool green edge. Iris adds a soft, powdery texture that tempers the brighter flowers. The heart feels composed rather than crowded, with each flower occupying its own space.
Labdanum and oakmoss bring a resinous, mossy depth that anchors the florals. Patchouli and leather introduce an earthy, slightly rugged character. Sandalwood smooths the sharper edges without making the blend creamy. The base is woody and balsamic, with a faint musky trace that keeps the finish from feeling too dry.
The composition suits someone who enjoys green florals with a substantial, forest-floor foundation. It feels at home in a bright room filled with cool air and the sound of rain against a windowpane, surrounded by damp soil and tall trees shedding their leaves.
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