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Dupe of Dior.
To me it smells like a rosewood chest in an old Lucknow haveli, opened after fifty years — dried roses pressed between layers of dark, polished wood, the oud in the timber releasing its perfume only when the lid lifts. It's the meeting of two great loves: the queen of flowers and the king of woods, neither willing to bow. Smooth, dry, and quietly magnificent. Not for beginners — rose and oud this serious need patience.
⚠ Not for beginners
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