The idea is simple and tactile: being wrapped in very soft cashmere. Bergamot opens brightly, but pepper adds a fine prickle and cistus a resinous shade, so the start already feels slightly warm rather than sparkling.
The heart pairs violet, light and faintly powdery, with black sesame, whose smooth, nutty roundness keeps the flower from turning thin or sugary. Saffron adds a dry warmth between them. The mood is a thick knit pulled on during a crisp evening: comfort rather than display.
Composed by Jeremy Sabater, the scent settles on musk, sandalwood and a cashmere wood accord, a soft, creamy woodiness that smooths the violet and sesame into a quiet finish.
