Savanna Black & White
Fragrance notes
Character
Lemon and caraway open this composition with a crisp, slightly peppery lift that feels like sunlight hitting dry grass. Palisander rosewood adds a polished, almost furniture-like woodiness to the top, steering the opening away from anything fruity or sweet. As the initial brightness settles, tarragon and sage move in with a herbal clarity that feels deliberate rather than decorative. Cedar supports them with a dry, upright structure. The heart is aromatic and clean, never sliding into the heavy, resinous depth that often defines wood-forward scents.
The base stays close to the skin in character, with sycamore and amber offering a warm, slightly golden finish that never overwhelms the green and herbal work happening above it. Musk smooths the edges without turning the blend powdery or soft. This is a fragrance for someone who wants structure and clarity in warm weather, not a cozy blanket of spice. It suits a morning walk through an open market or a day spent outdoors where the air smells of crushed herbs and warm wood. It is too upright and dry for anyone looking for a comforting, vanilla-led amber.
The composition smells like a wooden bench placed in the middle of a herb garden, warmed by the sun but surrounded by lemon trees.
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