Fig Tree Wood
Fig Tree Wood is a soft woody fig facet with dry branches, pale bark, shade, and faint milky warmth.
Woody
About Fig Tree Wood
Fig Tree Wood focuses on the trunk and branches rather than the fruit or leaves. It is less sharp than cedar and less sweet than sandalwood, suggesting pale bark, dry branches, shade, and a faint milky warmth.
Scent Profile
The profile is dry, soft, woody, lightly green, and subtly creamy. It supports fig fruit while moving the scent away from sweetness and toward the quiet temperature of shaded wood.
Use in Perfumery
Fig Tree Wood works in the base with fig, fig leaf, musks, cedar, sandalwood, vetiver, amber, and dry green notes. It can extend a fig accord and make the overall impression more mature.
Did You Know?
That frame is especially useful in minimalist fig compositions. It lets the creamy and green parts remain visible while giving the drydown a calm, tactile finish. Without it, fig can vanish too quickly or feel only fruity. Fig perfumes can become short-lived or overly fruity if only the fruit is emphasized. A woody facet gives the accord a frame, suggesting the tree, the shade, and the dry branches around the fruit.
