The introduction is captured by oud essential oil, which really plays the main chord in this perfume, which shows itself in bitter nuances, which will further support the echoes of the saffron solo, which seems to move the fragrance into a very dry, bitter line, accompanying the individual ingredients throughout the duration scent.

A fleeting touch of delicious, wild-growing, forest raspberries, accompanied by roses and geraniums, brings a special moment to the fragrance, hidden behind a veil of sweet fruity mystery, which also deepens the entrance of the honey note of ambergris.

The smoky echo of incense dissolves its smoke into the cocoa-milky reflections of styrax, in a harmonious blend with the softly caressing birch wood.

Louis Vuitton's Ombre Nomade perfume was the inspiration for the Paris Corner Emir Lueur D'Espoir Ambre fragrance.