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ikiryo · Sold as unisex
Kashmiri
A warm embrace in a dimly lit room where spices and sweetness intertwine, creating a cocoon of comfort and intrigue.
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KashmiriComposition & Character
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The story behind the bottle.
Kashmiri, released by Ikiryo in 2023 and crafted by Vincent of Dreamhouse, is a warm and spicy Oriental fragrance that seamlessly blends the richness of spices with sweet and aromatic notes. The composition opens with a bold yet soft spiciness, creating an inviting atmosphere that gradually deepens into a lactonic warmth. This unisex scent embodies a sense of comfort and sophistication, making it as suitable for an intimate evening as it is for a casual daytime outing.
Apply Kashmiri sparingly — the spicy top notes are potent but fade quickly, while the lactonic base continues to develop warmth throughout the day. It's best experienced close to skin rather than in a wide sillage.
Fig. 01 — Kashmiri, ikiryo
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Vincent of Dreamhouse
Vincent of Dreamhouse founded the independent perfume house Ikiryō, based in Oakland, California, drawing on his background as a designer, costume maker, embroiderer, and storyteller; the name Ikiryō comes from a Japanese word for the ghost of a living person.
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