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Rasasi · Sold as feminine
Folklory Al Ward Green
A cozy library filled with the scent of aged books and warm spices — where the sweetness of honeyed rose meets the earthy richness of oud.
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Folklory Al Ward GreenBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Folklory Al Ward Green by Rasasi is an Oriental Floral fragrance that weaves together warm, spicy accords with rich florals and honeyed sweetness. The composition opens with the bright freshness of cardamom and orange blossom before settling into a heart of Bulgarian rose and honey. A base of oud, amber, benzoin, and sandalwood adds depth and warmth, creating a scent that feels both luxurious and comforting.
Apply Folklory Al Ward Green in two light sprays for a balanced experience. The cardamom and orange blossom top notes are fleeting, so let it settle for a few minutes before heading out. This fragrance is best enjoyed close to the skin rather than from a distance, making it ideal for intimate settings.
Fig. 01 — Folklory Al Ward Green, Rasasi
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