Haramain Omry

A dry, woody backbone anchors this composition, giving it a skeletal strength that feels both modern and restrained. Against that parched wood, a flicker of spice arrives sharp and immediate, slowly mellowing into a bloom of restrained floral sweetness. It avoids the heavy cloying trap, opting instead for a consistent, clean projection that holds steady across a long day. It behaves well in the heat, projecting just enough to be noticed in a professional room without ever feeling intrusive or overly floral. The dry-down keeps the wood front and center, lingering on fabric long after the initial spice has faded.