Queen Of Sheba Edition 2023
Fragrance notes
Character
The apartment door is open to a cool evening, and a glass of red wine sits on the table beside a plate of sliced fig. The air carries vanilla and ylang-ylang, their yellow floral weight mixing with rose and myrrh so that the room feels layered and warm. It is sweet without becoming a sugar syrup, the balsamic depth of the resin pulling the fruit toward something woodier and more serious. Amber wraps the edges of the space, and the wine accord ties the entire scene together so that the air smells like a place where someone has been reading and pouring another glass.
You lean closer to the stemware and catch the fig again, its soft flesh blurring into vanilla while the myrrh holds a faint, dry sharpness against the rose. Ylang-ylang adds a thick, golden texture that makes the air feel heavier than the season intends, and the red wine keeps returning in small waves. It is a fragrance that suits a quiet night indoors, though anyone who dislikes heavy, sweet florals will find the density overwhelming. The room stays like this, the scent curling around the furniture and the glass
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