No. 1
Fragrance notes
Character
No. 1 works best on someone who enjoys a bold, textured scent that feels grounded and deliberate. It fits occasions where a fragrance needs to feel present and composed rather than light or decorative. The overall impression is warm and slightly rugged, leaning into a style that feels more suited to cooler weather and evening settings.
Cardamom leads the opening with a bright, warm spice that feels crisp and slightly resinous. It gives the start of the fragrance a clean lift before the softer elements arrive. This spice does not dominate for long, but it sets a clear tone that carries through the rest of the composition.
Jasmine and violet form a floral heart that is gentle rather than sweet. The jasmine adds a slightly indolic quality that aligns with the animalic accord, while the violet brings a powdery softness that rounds the edges. Together they create a middle that feels lived-in and slightly moody rather than fresh or bright.
Leather, oakmoss, and patchouli form a base that is earthy, smoky, and firmly grounded. The leather feels dry and textured, the oakmoss adds a damp green depth, and the patchouli reinforces the earthy character with a dark richness. Wear it when you want a scent that feels unapologetically leathery, earthy, and warm.
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