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You want a scent that fits a long walk through a garden that has gone a little wild. This is for the person who wears linen shirts with frayed cuffs and does not mind a bit of dirt under the fingernails. It feels like standing near a greenhouse where the air is thick with crushed stems and damp soil. The fragrance carries a distinct personality that is grounded and slightly rebellious. It suits those who find clean, polished citrus boring and prefer something that smells like nature left to its own devices. It is a composition that feels honest and unrefined in the best possible way.

Patchouli and vetiver root form a sturdy foundation that feels dry and textured. Cannabis and cypress add a sharp, green edge that cuts through the richness of the chocolate note. The chocolate here is not sweet or dessert-like. It is dark and bitter, blending into the earthy accords rather than dominating them. This creates a profile that is woody and aromatic without ever becoming too polished. It is a fragrance that feels at home in a space filled with terracotta pots and open windows. The scent settles into a warm spicy character that lingers on the skin.

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