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Khimar by Miyaz Maison de Parfum

Men Women 2025

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Khimar by Miyaz Maison: A Veil of Wood and Oud for 2025 Khimar, the new fragrance from Miyaz Maison, presents itself as a piece of high perfumery that wraps the senses in a cloak of precious woods and resins. Launched in 2025, this unisex creation belongs to the Oriental Woody olfactory family and promises a deep and mysterious experience. Its…

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Main accord vanilla Year 2025 Gender Men · Women

Khimar by Miyaz Maison: A Veil of Wood and Oud for 2025

Khimar, the new fragrance from Miyaz Maison, presents itself as a piece of high perfumery that wraps the senses in a cloak of precious woods and resins. Launched in 2025, this unisex creation belongs to the Oriental Woody olfactory family and promises a deep and mysterious experience. Its name, evoking a traditional veil, suggests a sillage that both covers and reveals.

The composition of Khimar opens with a green and citrusy freshness provided by lemon verbena (cedrón) and poplar buds, which offer a balsamic and slightly sweet nuance. This luminous opening contrasts with the darkness of oud, which immediately emerges as a smoky and animalic heart. The combination of Cambodian and Chinese oud offers a duality: the former sweeter and resinous, the latter drier and earthier.

At the heart, oud wood melds with warm spicy accords, while poplar adds a touch of natural amber. Vanilla appears in the base to round off the edges, creating a creamy, lightly powdery foundation. Mysore sandalwood, with its characteristic creaminess, intertwines with flouve, a grass reminiscent of fresh hay, adding a green and earthy dimension.

The declared accords of Khimar include vanilla, woods, oud, green, citrus, animalic, aromatic, and warm spicy. This olfactory richness unfolds over hours, with a moderate but persistent sillage. The fragrance evolves from an initial freshness to a sensual and enveloping base, ideal for cold climates or for those seeking a distinctive signature.

Longevity is remarkable, exceeding eight hours on skin, and its projection is intimate yet perceptible. Khimar is not a loud fragrance; it glides like a whisper, leaving a trail of wood and vanilla that invites closeness. Its unisex character makes it versatile, though its depth leans toward evening occasions or autumn-winter.

The presentation from Miyaz Maison accompanies the experience with an elegant, minimalist bottle that reflects the purity of its ingredients. Each spray reveals a new layer, from the first citrus accord to the final embrace of noble woods. It is a work designed for those who appreciate contrasts: light and shadow, sweetness and ruggedness.

In summary, Khimar is an invitation to explore the more introspective side of oriental perfumery. Its balance between green and smoky, sweet and animalic, makes it a unique option within Miyaz Maison's catalog.

This fragrance is perfect for lovers of oud and woods, both men and women, who seek an elegant and mysterious signature for special occasions or daily wear in cooler climates.

Khimar is a masterful creation that combines noble ingredients with impeccable development. If you enjoy woody orientals with a green and spicy twist, this is an essential addition to your collection.

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