Ambar del Sur

The bergamot cuts through with immediate brightness, almost pert, before being engulfed by warm amber that feels less like sweetness and more like resinous solidity. Within minutes, you catch that particular spiciness—not sharp pepper, but something deeper, almost dusty, emanating from the patchouli's darker registers.

The fragrance reveals its true architecture here as the sandalwood emerges with creamy presence, grounding the composition whilst the water jasmine adds unexpected luminosity, creating a subtle tension between woody warmth and ethereal floral whispers. The amber becomes less a note and more an accord, a golden binding agent holding everything in suspension rather than pushing forward aggressively.

Myrrh and cistus emerge as the top notes fade, bringing an almost ecclesiastical quality—imagine weathered stone and ancient resin. The vanilla and tonka settle into soft, understated sweetness that never overshadows the fragrance's contemplative character, leaving a skin scent that smells like aged amber and fading incense.