SCARLET SANDS Aldehydes This ancient technique has been

This ancient technique has been used in Kannauj for more than 1000 years where the artists try to capture the Ruh (Soul/Essence) of the precious flowers in oils

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dark foundation of Myrrh and Tolu Balsam

Mineral quality (blended with Patchouli) that mimics the smell of wet stones and sea salt drying on skin

Base Notes Musk Woody notes Moss

SCARLET SANDS Aldehydes This ancient technique has beenInspired By: EX NIHILO SCARLET SANDS Raspberry Jasmine Akigalawood Raspberry: The "Scarlet" name is interpreted through a bright, tangy Raspberry and Mandarin opening, creating a juicy red fruit accord that is energetic rather than heavy. Jasmine: The heart remains airy and sophisticated with a blend of Jasmine and Freesia, adding a luminous floral lift that keeps the scent transparent and modern. Akigalawood: The base is anchored by Akigalawooda