Patagonia

Cedar unfolds sharp and resinous at first, grounding the opening in dry wood. Araucaria softens this edge with a green, almost mineral breath—something between pine needle and cool stone, evoking windswept forest canopy. As Patagonia settles, paramela emerges in the base, lending a subtle warmth and earthiness that keeps the whole composition rooted and austere. The drydown holds cedar's structure while paramela's gentle amber-like glow deepens, until only woody warmth and faint mineral dust remain on skin.