Cardamom cracked over light citrus — green, slightly cold, gone before you can name it. Ember opens quietly on purpose.
CardamomLight Citrus
ii. The center
Warm & held
Where Ember settles in. Rose and saffron fold into resin — the part that lingers on skin through the afternoon.
RoseSaffronResin
iii. What stays
Deep & lasting
Amber, vetiver, tonka and a soft oud are what remain — the trace left on a scarf, the reason it is called Ember.
AmberVetiverTonkaSoft Oud
The Story
Named for what a fire leaves behind.
An ember is not the flame. It is what remains when the performance is over — lower, warmer, and somehow more honest. That is the temperament of this perfume. It does not announce you at the door; it stays with the people who stood close.
Ember was composed in Dubai over many revisions, at extrait de parfum concentration — the oldest, richest form of the art. Every bottle is poured, sealed and labelled by hand, in small batches. When a batch is gone, the next is made the same way: slowly.
It does not announce you. It stays with the people who stood close.
Plate IX The trace left on a scarf.
Three Sizes
Begin small, or begin sure.
10 ml
Discovery
Enough to live with Ember for a month — and to know if it's yours.
10 ml
