Scottish Orchis
Fragrance notes
Morning light fills a stone courtyard where a wooden bench sits beneath a window still warm from the sun. Peach blossom and red fruits arrive first, soft and rounded, with heather lending a dry, airy lift that keeps the fruit from feeling heavy. Water lily and cyclamen drift through the middle, cool and transparent, while elemi adds a faint resinous edge that catches on the breeze. The air feels floral and woody at once, fresh but not sharp, with a powdery softness that settles into the space between the stones.
Sandalwood and amberwood ground the scene with a smooth, balsamic warmth, and white musk leaves a clean, aromatic trace against the stone. The courtyard stays quiet, the scent moving through the air as the light shifts across the bench and the window frame. It feels unisex in the way it balances fruit and flower against wood and musk, never leaning too far in one direction. The moment lingers as the breeze carries another faint note of heather across the courtyard
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