ArtemisiaOpens with
CardamomHeart
Agarwood (Oud)Dries down to
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Tamima Sillage
The quiet sophistication of an elegant living room where the warmth of spices blends with powdery notes and the subtle richness of oud, creating a space that feels both welcoming and luxurious.
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2021, Tamima Sillage by Moresque is an Oriental Floral fragrance crafted by Andrea (Thero) Casotti. The composition opens with fresh and aromatic notes of artemisia, orange, and white pepper, creating a vibrant initial impression that contrasts beautifully with the warm spices like cardamom and caraway. As it settles, the scent reveals layers of amber and musk, anchored by rich oud and labdanum, which give it an enveloping warmth. The addition of neroli and vanilla adds a touch of sweetness, while the powdery notes from iris and cashmere wood lend a soft, comforting texture.
Tamima Sillage is best applied in light layers. The fresh spicy top notes are brief but impactful, so follow up with another spray after about an hour to keep the warm base notes from dominating too soon. It's perfect for cooler evenings when you want a scent that feels both cozy and sophisticated.
Fig. 01 — Tamima Sillage, Moresque
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Andrea (Thero) Casotti
The Moorish stylistAndrea "Thero" Casotti, born Andre Cassoti, is an Italian perfumer who adopted the nickname "Thero" for his work in the industry.
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