Violet & Amber
A British garden violet carried into an Arabian night: leaf and petal, soft and powdery, warmed by amber.
A violet familiar from British gardens opens quietly in the Arabian night. The name points to the two pillars: violet at the heart, amber at the base.
The violet is an accord built from both leaf and petal. The leaf brings a cool green edge, the petals a soft, dark-purple sweetness, and together they settle into something smooth, powdery and close to the skin.
That violet is wrapped around oud and white musk, and amber holds everything in place from below. Its warmth leans woody, giving the powdery flower a more sensual temperature.
