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Notes
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Mandarin OilStar note
Heart notes
Mitti (Baked Earth)Star noteMud Extract
Base notes
Oud (Natural Wood Attar)Star note
A NASO x Sambhavi signature pairing two Indian icons. Natural mandarin oil opens onto earthy mitti — the petrichor of baked clay — over natural wood attar, a deep, resinous oud. Smoky, grounded and intensely natural, true to the Lucknow deg-bhapka tradition.
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To me this smells like natural mandarin oil over earthy mitti — the petrichor of baked clay, raw and elemental. Then natural wood attar: a deep, resinous oud, smoky and grounded. A NASO x Sambhavi signature pairing two Indian icons, true to the Lucknow deg-bhapka tradition. Intensely natural, and not for everyone. It is earth and oud: the monsoon, bottled. Not for beginners — beginners stay away.
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