Ambergris, Apple, Bulgarian rose, Cardamom, Cashmere timber, Cedar, Coriander, Jasmine Sambac, Magnolia, Moss, Musk, Pineapple, Red berries, Turkish rose, Vanilla
A fragrance by Mark Buxton in a stunningly beautiful bottle. The name “Lamar” means “light,” but in Arabic it also means “liquid gold,” traditionally used to decorate artworks, architecture, jewelry, and manuscripts. Calligraphy, arabesques, and geometrically precise star patterns reflect the rich Arabic cultural heritage that inspired this creation.
Perfumer Mark Buxton aimed to craft a rich, natural, warm, and long-lasting scent evoking a stroll through a garden of roses and jasmine — a deeply feminine and sensual experience.
Top notes feature a fruity accord of red berries, apple, pineapple, with spicy touches of cardamom and coriander. The heart is a floral bouquet of Bulgarian rose oil, Turkish rose absolute, jasmine sambac, and magnolia. The strong woody base of amber, cashmere wood, and cedar is softened by musk, vanilla, and moss.