Surabaya
Fragrance notes
Character
Surabaya offers a dense, sun-warmed blend where ylang-ylang and jasmine meet peach and plum in a thick floral fruitiness. Patchouli and moss pull the sweetness toward the earth, while cumin adds a savory, slightly rough edge that keeps the composition from feeling polished. Vanilla and amber lend a soft resinous weight, and bergamot brightens the mix just enough to keep it from turning heavy. Rose sits quietly in the background, adding a gentle petal texture to the yellow and white florals that dominate the profile. The overall impression is lush and slightly untamed, more market stall than boutique counter, with a scent that feels handmade and full of movement.
This is a fragrance for someone who enjoys florals that lean into fruit and spice rather than floating above them. The accords list reads like a tropical garden after rain, where citrus and fresh spicy notes cut through the sticky air. It suits warm days and evening wear alike, fitting easily into a rotation that already includes bold orientals. The scent feels generous and a bit loud, offering plenty of character without asking for restraint. HARRY LEHMANN presents a creation that stays close to its floral and fruity roots while letting patchouli and earthy moss ground the experience.
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