Eau de Parfum2017
Muskara Santalum
Julian BedelThe nose · 153 fragrances · also made Muskara Cuero (2018)Portrait →

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Fueguia 1833  ·  Sold as unisex

Muskara Santalum

The coziness of a well-worn leather armchair in an old Patagonian cabin, where the scent of aged wood and subtle spices linger.

Scent fingerprint
woodypowderywarm spicybalsamicaromatic
Muskara SantalumLuxury · $250+
27%Similar accords, often for lessSantal Blanc · Serge LutensPremium tier, $100–250 · shares white sandalwood8 matches →
Scent Profile

Composition & Character

04 · DossierEdited by Scentsation Editorial

The story behind the bottle.

Scentsation editorial

Launched in 2017, Muskara Santalum by Fueguia 1833 is a woody fragrance that captures the essence of Patagonian landscapes through its blend of aromatic and balsamic notes. Crafted by perfumer Julian Bedel, this scent opens with an aromatic freshness before transitioning into a warm, powdery heart anchored by spicy undertones and a rich balsamic base. It is a composition that embodies both the rugged beauty and subtle nuances of its Argentine heritage.

How to wear it

Apply this fragrance to pulse points for a warm embrace that lasts throughout the day. The balsamic base notes develop over time, so allow it to settle on your skin before heading out.

Fig. 01 — Muskara Santalum, Fueguia 1833

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03 · The nose

Julian Bedel

South America's first luxury perfume house

Julián Bedel is an Argentine perfumer who worked as a branding strategist for luxury goods before commissioning a fragrance for a Buenos Aires museum revealed a lack of niche perfumery produced in South America.

153fragrances
Argentinenationality

Designer Fueguia 1833

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Muskara SantalumL'Or du Sillage
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With Simone Andreoli L'Or du Sillage

Adds citrus, mossy and fresh spicy; shares two accords.

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