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Spirit Of Kings · Sold as unisex
Kursa
The hushed intimacy of a dimly lit study where the scent of rose and oud creates an enveloping aura, perfect for moments of reflection.
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KursaHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2019 by Spirit Of Kings, Kursa is an Oriental Woody fragrance that captures the essence of complexity and depth. Created by perfumer Christian Provenzano, this scent opens with a bright burst of citrus from mandarin orange before diving into the rich heart of rose and oud. The base notes of musk and patchouli ground the composition, adding warmth and powdery undertones that linger throughout the day.
Apply Kursa to pulse points and let it sit for a few minutes before dressing. The mandarin orange top note is bright but fleeting, so the deeper notes of rose and oud will carry the fragrance for hours. This scent reads better close to skin than from afar.
Fig. 01 — Kursa, Spirit Of Kings
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Christian Provenzano
Modern sensualityChristian Provenzano is a perfumer at Firmenich known for his ability to create fragrances that are both contemporary and deeply sensual.
Designer Spirit Of Kings
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