Nissaba Andevalo

Nissaba Andevalo takes its name from a stretch of western Andalusia where the sun holds the dry ground all summer. The perfume is about that heat, and about what stays behind once the evening comes. The earth still gives off warmth. Embers sit under the ash. It is tense and raw, with a sweetness kept in the shade. Andevalo smells of a place remembered for its sun and its smoke.

Top notes: strawberry, black cherry, pink pepper, mandarin
Middle notes: leather, cistus, raspberry, rose, saffron
Base notes: labdanum, amber, woods, patchouli