Neandertal Dark 90ml

9,160,000 ₫

Concentration: EDP

Volume: 90ml

Top Notes: Foliage, Ginger, Pink Pepper, Grapefruit, Pine
Middle Notes: Incense, Geranium, Caraway, Seaweed

Base Notes: Vetiver, Patchouli, Oud, Amber, Musk, Leather, Sandalwood, Tobacco, Labdanum AbsoluteBottle: Handmade porcelain by artist Kentaro Yamada

Origin: United Kingdom

 

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Neandertal Dark 90ml

The darker, more shadowed version of Neandertal. A scent of movement that challenges perfumery conventions.

The top note structure of Neandertal dark™ comprises leafy, aromatic and textural sensations, symbolic of nature; trees, plants, flowers and citrus fruits.

Initially, pepper berries and incense clash against this delicate foliage accord, pushing, pulling and in time combining to create a transgressive and original iodine profile as Neandertal dark evolves.

Sandalwood and cedar provide a durable foundation for Neandertal dark. The inclusion of oud and leather adds unusual animalic depth and resinous shadow.

Earthy rhizome materials reintroduce the familiar green facets in a darker manner. An accord comprising vetiver, patchouli and musk is offset against amber bringing both vibrancy and richness to Neandertal dark.

Neandertal Dark 90ml

AUTHOR – EUAN MCCALL

For independent perfumer Euan McCall, fragrances are dreams brought to life through the combination of aromatic materials. His work moves effortlessly between the realms of perfume and art; both provocative and enticing, the scents he creates challenge the notion of fragrance as mere corporeal embellishment, imbuing the experience of adornment with a deeper symbolic meaning. We talk about the relationship between scent and emotion, and the musicality of fragrance, and reveal the more profound understanding of human nature that comes with harnessing the sensory desire of an audience.

Perfumers are, after all, part scientists and part artists: and limiting the perfumer’s olfactory palette, therefore, limits the works that can be produced. It is like telling an artist they can only work with block colours; the painting can still be created, but perhaps not with such extraordinary sensual power as could have been if there were no material limitations. Imagine a Richter composed of only block colours…