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Wild Emerald

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Capacity 100ml
204,17€
Regular price 204,17€
Familles olfactives
Épicée
Notes de tête
  • Cumin
  • Saffron
  • Potato
Notes de cœur
  • Rose
  • Labdanum
  • Sandalwood
Notes de fond
  • Patchouli
  • Cedarwood
  • Nagarmotha
  • Tonka Bean
  • Vanilla
  • Amber
  • White Musk

Occasions
  • Professional
  • Dressy event
  • Special occasion
Sillage
Pronounced
The Fragrance

La pomme de terre terreuse et minérale arrive d'abord, brute comme la terre humide d'une forêt. Le safran crépite épicé et précieux. Le cumin ajoute de l'aromaticité chaude et rustique. C'est provocateur : loin du sucre ou du bois poli. Ça respire terroir et authenticité.
Au cœur, le labdanum arrive comme un réconfort sucré-résineux. La rose s'épanouit délicate, presque apaisante après la dureté épicée. Elle refait surface du minéral. Le bois de santal lisse et crémeux crée un équilibre : douceur vs rudesse. Progressivement, le parfum bascule vers plus de chaleur.
En base, le patchouli s'impose terreux et légèrement sucré. Le nagarmotha apporte une verdure verte-résineuse, rappelant les feuillages. Le cèdre sèche et structure. La vanille et la fève tonka arrivent crémeuses et reconfortantes. Le musc blanc et l'ambre enlacent en chaleur persistante. C'est une aventure olfactive entre sauvage et confort.

The brand

Attar Al Has is a perfume house founded in 2021 in Istanbul by Ersin Bas and Sinan Karakas. Its name refers to the tradition of "attar," embodying the artisan perfumer who extracts, distills, and composes raw materials using ancient savoir-faire. The house embraces this heritage without seeking to replicate it identically. It develops a contemporary style based on references from Oriental perfumery. Its positioning rests on a meeting point between different olfactory cultures. Inheriting a territory historically located between East and West, Attar Al Has crafts its perfumes by combining iconic raw materials such as oud, amber, saffron, or spices with more contemporary structures. Compositions are developed in collaboration with perfumers from diverse backgrounds, both European and Middle Eastern perfumery, in order to blend approaches rather than oppose them. This principle is also reflected in the design of the bottles, inspired by Ottoman decorative codes. Conceived as elaborate objects, they extend the attention paid to materials and craftsmanship. Attar Al Has thus develops a perfumery built on historical references, while recontextualizing them within a contemporary framework.

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