Amirage

Patchouli and leather form a steady base across the collection, giving the scents a dry, textured character. Rose and musk soften that foundation, adding a rounded floral touch and a skin-like closeness. The result is a warm, woody profile that feels grounded and earthy rather than bright or airy.

Citrus notes introduce a sharp, fresh opening that cuts through the heavier materials before settling into the spice and wood. Aromatic accents weave through the blend, keeping the overall impression natural and slightly herbal. Wearing a fragrance from this house tends to feel like carrying a mix of dry forest floor and worn leather, with a subtle floral warmth lingering underneath. The balance stays unisex, leaning neither sharply masculine nor overly sweet.