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Miller Harris · Sold as unisex
Tuberosa
The quiet opulence of a sunlit room filled with blooming tuberose, where the air is thick with floral intensity and subtle musk.
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TuberosaPremium · $100–250How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2013 by Miller Harris, Tuberosa is a composition that centers around the rich and heady scent of tuberose. The fragrance opens with mandarin orange for a fleeting burst of brightness before diving into the heart of indole-infused tuberose and jasmine sambac, creating an opulent floral bouquet. This floral intensity is further underscored by the warmth of benzoin and amber, while musky notes add depth and sensuality to the overall composition.
Tuberosa has a strong base that develops over time, so one or two sprays are sufficient to ensure it blooms fully on your skin. It's best suited for evenings when its rich notes can be appreciated in close quarters.
Fig. 01 — Tuberosa, Miller Harris
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Designer Miller Harris
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