PineOpens with
RoseHeart
Balsam FirDries down to
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Kajal · Sold as unisex
Warde
The quiet strength of an office meeting where the crispness of pine mingles with the warm, earthy notes of agarwood and patchouli.
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WardeHow it wears
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HeartThe Soul
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When to Wear
Who Wears It
The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2018 by Kajal, Warde is a woody aromatic fragrance crafted by perfumers David Chieze and Urs Castelletti. The composition opens with the fresh spicy notes of pine and absinthe, creating an invigorating contrast to the rich balsamic heart of rose and white flowers. As it settles into its base of agarwood (oud) and patchouli, Warde transforms into a warm, enveloping scent that balances freshness and depth.
Apply two sprays to ensure that the initial fresh spicy notes have time to give way to the richer balsamic heart. This fragrance is best experienced close to skin rather than across a room, so aim for pulse points like wrists and neck.
Fig. 01 — Warde, Kajal
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David Chieze
David Chieze, born and raised in France, studied chemistry before training as a perfumer, starting at L'Artisan Parfumeur's boutique, where after hours he practiced reconstructing classic accords.
Co-created with Urs Castelletti
Designer Kajal
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