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Spice. Warmth. The intimacy of ancient routes.
Some cities exist as much in memory as in stone. Aden rises from volcanic rock at the throat of the Red Sea—a port that once moved more frankincense than any place on earth.
This fragrance captures that threshold feeling: the moment a ship enters harbor after months at sea. Scorched sweetness. Resinous warmth. The sense that fire transforms rather than destroys.
ADEN is an atmosphere, not a postcard. The oud at its center burns with volcanic energy, unapologetic and alive. But beneath the blaze lives something tender—honeyed, almost gentle.
Bergamot opens bright against geranium, while pink pepper adds spark. The heart unfolds into ambergris and patchouli, with violet tempering the warmth. The base grounds everything in clean musk, precious agarwood, and vanilla.
This is oud rendered approachable—the initial brightness giving way to something unexpectedly tender. A warmth that clings to skin like whispered secrets.