Black PepperOpens with
HedioneHeart
Vanilla AbsoluteDries down to
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Marrakesh
The bustling souk at twilight, where the sharp scents of spices mix with the sweet florals and a smoky undertone from the distant fires.
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2023 by Dmitry Bortnikoff of the niche perfumery brand Bortnikoff, Marrakesh is a Woody Spicy fragrance for both women and men. The composition opens with the sharp bite of black pepper and nutmeg, creating an immediate sense of freshness and warmth. At its heart, Tunisian orange blossom and jasmine blend seamlessly into hedione and elemi, adding layers of floral brightness and aromatic depth. As it settles, vanilla absolute, benzoin, and oud bring a rich, warm spiciness that lingers on the skin.
Apply Marrakesh to pulse points for a warm embrace that lingers throughout the day. The spicy top notes are fleeting, so layering with the woody base can enhance its lasting warmth. Best worn during cooler hours when the rich, enveloping base notes shine.
Fig. 01 — Marrakesh, Bortnikoff
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