Bayswater

Nutmeg and coriander open with sharp warmth, a spiced brightness that settles quickly into the creamy embrace of sandalwood and rose—a floral softness that doesn't linger long. Leather emerges beneath, earthy and lived-in, anchored by the resinous depth of guaiac wood and oud's smoky, almost medicinal pull. Benzoin rounds the base into something warm and amber-tinged, the spice now a ghost note as leather and wood dominate, finally fading to dry, woody resin against skin.