Les Jardins de Shérazade
Fragrance notes
Character
Sunlight hits the white walls of a courtyard as a breeze carries orange blossom and lime through the open archway. Cardamom sits beside them, dry and green, keeping the citrus from feeling like a simple morning drink. The air feels alive with jasmine and rose, their petals crushed underfoot, while saffron threads a warm, golden line through the flowers.
Oud rises from the stone floor, resinous and dark, met by tonka bean and vanilla that soften the edges without turning the scene sugary. Sandalwood adds a smooth, pale wood note that lets the white florals breathe, and patchouli grounds the blend with an earthy weight. The scent feels composed by Abderrazzak Benchaâbane to balance heat and shadow in a single space.
The whole courtyard smells of warm spice, citrus, and oud, a place where white petals land on dark wood and the air holds both brightness and depth at once.
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