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Notes
Ambergris, Apple, Bulgarian rose, Cardamom, Cashmere timber, Cedar, Coriander, Jasmine Sambac, Magnolia, Moss, Musk, Pineapple, Red berries, Turkish rose, Vanilla
A fragrance by Mark Buxton in a stunningly beautiful bottle. Lamar means light, but it also has an Arabic meaning, liquid gold, which was used to decorate works of art, in architecture, jewelry and manuscript decoration. The word lamar, by the way, is also used on the stoppers of another fragrance of the brand, Dahab. Calligraphy, arabesques, geometrically aligned carved star patterns - Arabic cultural heritage that inspires. The perfumer says his goal was to develop a rich, natural, warm, lasting fragrance using high-quality natural ingredients. It should create the feeling of walking through a garden of roses or jasmine, then very feminine and sensual. The fruity chord, assembled from red berries, apples, pineapple and a few spicy touches like cardamom and coriander, creates its own characteristic signature of the fragrance. Next is a rich floral bouquet of Bulgarian rose oil and Turkish rose absolute, as well as jasmine sambac and magnolia. A strong woody base of amber, cashmere and cedar is softened by musk, vanilla and moss.
