Rose, without excess
Wooden Rose begins with pink pepper and mandarin. Their brightness keeps the opening clear before Damask rose enters, accompanied by the green, aromatic edge of geranium.
The flower is treated as structure rather than ornament. It has petals, stems, spice and shadow—qualities that become especially expressive on woven fabric.
The frame of wood
Sandalwood rounds the composition while cedar gives it a dry line. Amber connects the floral heart to the base, creating warmth without turning the fragrance heavy.
This balance is why the name Wooden Rose matters: neither half is decoration. The rose supplies texture and radiance; the woods hold its shape through the drydown.
A fragrance journey
Opening: pink pepper and mandarin. Heart: Damask rose and geranium. Drydown: sandalwood, cedar and amber. Each stage is designed to be noticed at a different point—from opening the wash to living with the finished linen.