Fragrance Notes
Brazilian Palisander Wood, Japanese Red Chili Peppers, Myrrh From South Yemen, Saffron From Iran, Virginian Red Cedar
Fragrance Style
Masculine, Spicy, Woody - Spicy
Description
An enigma wrapped in wood and spice from all corners of the globe, Palisander is derived from the red wood of the palisander tree of Brazil (also called Brazilian rosewood) and the mighty red cedar from Virginia. The feel of Palisander is a soft, old, polished wood with the patina of age-no sharp notes of fresh wood are present. Saffron, the most precious and costliest spice in the world, wafts in the background, while myrrh sweetens the whole concoction. This is the imagined scent of a wood-filled room still holding the traces of fragrant myrrh incense from a century ago. Utterly intoxicating and deep.
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