Saffron Ink by Rawaha
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Saffron Ink by Rawaha: An Oriental Floral with a Spicy, Powdery Heart Launched in 2019, Saffron Ink comes from Rawaha and belongs to the Oriental Floral olfactory family. Uzair Punjani, the nose behind it, places saffron at the centre of a composition that shifts from fresh zest to warm woods. The opening pairs juniper berries, grapefruit and saffron, giving a…
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Top
Juniper Berries
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Heart
Black Violet
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Base
raspberry
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About Saffron Ink
Saffron Ink by Rawaha: An Oriental Floral with a Spicy, Powdery Heart
Launched in 2019, Saffron Ink comes from Rawaha and belongs to the Oriental Floral olfactory family.
Uzair Punjani, the nose behind it, places saffron at the centre of a composition that shifts from fresh zest to warm woods.
The opening pairs juniper berries, grapefruit and saffron, giving a bright and gently spiced start.
At the heart, black violet and rose are joined by leather, creating a powdery yet distinctive core.
Raspberry, cashmere and vetiver form the base, bringing fruitiness and a soft woody depth.
The accords are woody, aromatic, leathery, powdery, floral, citrussy and spicy, so the scent has plenty of layers to explore.
It will suit anyone looking for an unisex oriental floral with a distinct saffron thread, a soft leather note and a fruity woody dry-down.
Saffron Ink is a confident and modern take on the oriental floral genre, balancing brightness and depth from start to finish.
Green, herbal and fougère Spices Musk, amber and animalic Flowers Fruits, vegetables and nuts Woods and mosses
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