Lady Avebury

Bergamot and black currant blossom open crisp and tart, their brightness immediately softened by steeping tea—an almost breakfast-like freshness that feels unhurried. Rose and suede emerge gently, their warmth tempered by patchouli's earthy pull, creating a velvety middle that sits between floral and textile. As the composition settles, oakmoss and cedar take over, the moss lending a cool, almost mineral quality while cedar anchors everything in dry, woody restraint. What lingers is cedar's resinous warmth wrapped in the whisper-soft impression of suede against skin.