XVI - the scent of a forest path leading to an old wooden chapel. Wormwood in the opening creates a characteristic green bitterness with a light herbal chill. Bergamot adds freshness to the composition, but remains only a background for the green character of the fragrance.

In the heart there is a concentrated chord of green vegetation - freshly crushed leaves, herbs and young shoots. It is he who forms the natural and almost wild character of the composition.

In the base, the fragrance becomes much darker. Labdanum and olibanum add resinous depth, patchouli and nagarmotha bring earthy nuances, and guaiac wood creates a dry woody frame. Cumin and juniper add a light spicy shade that accompanies the fragrance to the very end.

For those who love green woody compositions with natural bitterness, resins and the atmosphere of an old forest.