Mercurial Cashmere Electimuss

Pink pepper crackles with immediately recognisable vitality—sharp, almost tannic—whilst cardamom's warmth and bergamot's luminosity create a bright, spiced opening that feels both classical and slightly unconventional. The pepper's unexpected floral character already hints at the sensual heart to come, resisting the typical citrus-pepper freshness you might anticipate.

Tuberose emerges with creamy, almost indolic depth, meeting iris's powdery coolness and violet's green restraint in what becomes genuinely complex floral interplay. The ambergris accord wraps around these florals like cashmere fabric itself—soft yet faintly animalic, creating a sensuality that feels lived-in rather than sprayed-on, whilst the tonka bean begins its slow sweetening of the composition's backbone.

Caramel and vanilla create a creamy, almost gourmand quality, yet cashmere wood's slightly flinty, skin-like character prevents any descent into dessert territory. The musk and oud deepen into a warm, subtly smoky finish that clings closer to skin than air—intimate rather than diffusive—leaving behind a faint, powdery sweetness that feels more like a memory of the fragrance than its active presence.