Himalayan Spell

Himalayan Spell

A mystical raspberry‑tinted leather‑oud eau de parfum where saffron and spices rise over smoky nagarmotha and cedar, before sinking into supple suede and animalic leather that recall Himalayan incense and remote mountain monasteries.

Scent Development and Character

A dark, mystical leather‑oud composition built around warm Himalayan birch woods and a raspberry‑tinted red berries accord. Saffron and black pepper give the opening a dry, spicy lift before nagarmotha and cedar deepen the smoky, resinous heart, threaded with a soft jasmine brightness. The base settles into supple suede and animalic leather wrapped around Alsafi oud, evoking mountain incense, monasteries and windswept high passes.

Who It Is For and When to Wear It

Best suited to cooler weather and evening wear, Himalayan Spell works for anyone who enjoys bold leather‑oud fragrances with a fruity saffron twist. A couple of sprays create an enveloping incense‑like aura that feels contemplative yet assertive, ideal for winter coats, night walks or intimate gatherings where its smoky intensity can unfold over several hours. Best in autumn and winter when its warm, smoky leather‑oud character feels most comfortable, also suitable for cooler spring evenings; likely to be too dense for hot high‑summer daytime wear. Sillage: Noticeable sillage that forms a clear aura around the wearer without becoming overpowering; a few sprays project well in the first hours before softening into a more intimate leather‑incense trail. Longevity: Moderate to strong longevity: typically 7–9 hours on skin, with the smoky leather‑oud base lingering longest and the fruity‑spicy opening fading after the first couple of hours.

Perfumer and Bottle

Released in 2024, it is presented as Eau de Parfum. The perfumer is Julien Rasquinet. It comes in a 100 mL bottle shaped by Obvious Parfums's design language.