Cascaya Summer
Fragrance notes
Character
The sun sits high over a garden path where red apple slices rest on a ceramic plate beside a wedge of cold watermelon. A breeze carries cassis across the air, bright and slightly tart, brushing against the white petals of jasmine that lean into the light. Water lily floats just beneath the surface of a nearby pond, its clean presence mingling with the soft weight of blooming flowers that nod in the moving air.
Sandalwood and Virginia cedar ground the scene with a gentle woodiness, their warmth rising from a bench that holds the heat of the morning. Musk settles into the fabric of a linen sleeve, while amber adds a golden shimmer to the edges of the air without turning heavy. The wood and the flower and the fruit all occupy the same space, none of them pushing the others aside.
A glass of water beads with condensation on the table, the drops trailing down in slow lines as the scent continues to wrap around the shoulders of someone walking barefoot through the grass. The red apple returns in small bursts between the jasmine, the watermelon cooling the air just enough to make the cedar feel smooth rather than sharp. White flowers spill over a low wall, their petals catching the light.
The sandalwood deepens as the cedar hums quietly in the background, the musk pulling the amber closer to the skin while the water lily keeps the air moving, the apple still bright against the jasmine, the cassis lingering near the edge of the path where the sunlight falls through the leaves in small, shifting shapes
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