Imperial Wood is the scent of Swedish country life. It is a revolutionary Extrait de Parfum that contains the highest concentration of aromatic compounds. The perfume’s high concentration isn’t the only thing that makes it unique—its wonderful composition does as well. For the first time, someone has worked with natural cocoa scent and Indonesian agarwood, which is barely noticeable in most perfumes. The top notes include Damask rose, thyme, tobacco leaves, and a hint of woody-spicy saffron. The scent of frankincense speaks for itself, as do cardamom, cinnamon sticks, and tonka bean combined with vanilla and cocoa. All these magical scents are rounded out by a final hint of sandalwood. The base notes of the perfume consist of Indonesian agarwood, leather, and amberwood. Perfumer Ibrahim Al Zouabi drew inspiration for Imperial Wood from traditional 17th-century Swedish country life, particularly the festive feasts where cocoa cakes were baked with plenty of cardamom and spices. Various spices and flowers played a vital role in Swedish society at that time. These ingredients were used on both joyful and sorrowful occasions. Imperial Wood evokes these scenes with a fragrance that transports you to a magnificent era.
