Malika

Meaning of the name:

Arabic word for Queen.

Story:

La belle de nuit flower opens in the night once the sun sets- at dusk and dawn. It is only by then that the flower emanates its sensual, heady, velvety and mysterious fragrance such as some narcotic flowers. The flower closes in the morning when the sun rises, unlike most flowers that need the sun to bloom. Unconventional yet real.

Beneath the cloak of night's serene veil, Malika, in her furry coat, unveils her tale. Queen of the evening, narcotic and wrapped, Only in moonlight, her seductive beauty, unwrapped.

Her scent, intoxicating, drifts in the dark air, A potent whisper, an allure rare. No sunlight needed for her to unfurl, In darkness, she dances, the world in a swirl.

Organoleptic Description: Floral, Woody, Musky

Pyramid:

• Top Notes – Schinus Molle Peru, Lime, Green leaves, Creamy accord
• Middle Notes - Belle de Nuit, Lys-Tuberose, Jasmine, Orange Flower
• Base Notes - Sandalwood, Hay, Fur Musks, Amber Oud Signature