Thai Wood
Fragrance notes
Character
Cinnamon leads the opening with a dry, aromatic heat. Sugar and vanilla arrive soon after, turning the spice into something round and edible. Cocoa adds a dusty, bitter edge that keeps the sweetness from becoming flat. Tonka bean sits between the sugar and the wood, giving the heart a soft, slightly powdery texture.
Akigalawood and cashmere wood form a base that feels smooth rather than rough. Labdanum brings a resinous weight that anchors the vanilla without making it heavy. The accord reads as vanilla first, then woody, then warm spicy, with cacao and powder trailing behind. It suits cooler evenings when the air is still and the room is quiet.
The overall impression is sweet but not cloying, with a woody backbone that feels modern rather than traditional. It fits someone who likes gourmand scents but wants a woodier finish. Those who prefer bright citrus or clean musk will find it too dense. A low table holds a half-empty cup of dark drinking chocolate beside a carved wooden fan.
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