The Colour of Pomegranate
Fragrance notes
Character
The Colour of Pomegranate opens with a brisk, tart sparkle. Pomegranate and black currant bring a dark-fruit edge, while citrus and soap give the start a clean, almost polished lift. The effect feels fresh and tactile, with a gentle sharpness that keeps the fruit from becoming syrupy. As it settles, Damask rose moves forward, joined by incense, elemi, and a flicker of black pepper. White flowers add a soft floral brightness, while the incense lends the composition a dry, resinous turn.
The base has a calm woody warmth. White musk smooths the texture, and sandalwood, guaiac wood, labdanum, and costus create a lightly ambered finish with balsamic depth. The fragrance stays moderate in longevity, so its changing shape remains easy to follow without becoming a constant presence. Its sillage is a skin scent, suited to close conversation and quiet personal wear.
The Colour of Pomegranate works especially well for spring and fall, with enough freshness for milder summer days and enough resinous warmth for winter. Its unisex character feels balanced, with rose and fruit on one side and pepper, incense, and woods on the other. It belongs in an office, a gallery, or a relaxed dinner setting, particularly for someone who enjoys clean floral scents with a dark-fruit core. By the drydown, the perfume feels like a pomegranate split open on a pale wooden table, its bright juice beside a curl of incense smoke.
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