
"A tinctorial wood to colour fabrics red, 'brazil wood' gave its name to the country. With its power of suggestion, "bois de braise" sparked my imagination and I chose paprika to illustrate it. By mixing and matching, I recreated its scent, which is more secretive and discreet than its taste," Jean-Claude Ellena, perfumer.
How it wears
Seasons

Shares Smoked Woods, Spicy Notes; both WOODY

Shares Pimento, Clove; Spicy, Woody accords; both WOODY

Shares Spicy Notes, Iris / Orris; Woody accord; both WOODY

Shares Spicy Notes, Iris / Orris, Violet

Shares Spicy Notes, Iris / Orris, Violet

Shares Pimento, Clove, Iris / Orris

Shares Pimento

Shares Spicy Notes

Shares Spicy Notes

Shares Spicy Notes

Shares Spicy Notes

Shares Spicy Notes; Woody accord