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The Harmonist · Sold as unisex
Oud Nebula
The deep hum of an industrial space at dusk, where metallic tones blend with warm spices and the air is thick with the scent of leather.
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The story behind the bottle.
Oud Nebula by The Harmonist is a bold and complex fragrance that captures the essence of warm spices and rich woods. Created by perfumer Guillaume Flavigny in 2024, this Oriental Woody scent opens with a metallic edge that contrasts sharply with its heart of oud and rose, creating a dynamic tension. As it settles into an amber and vanilla base, the composition reveals layers of leather and woody notes, evoking a sense of depth and mystery.
Apply Oud Nebula in a thin layer to allow its complex layers to unfold gradually. The metallic top notes are fleeting, so focus on the heart and base for a more lasting effect. Best suited for evening wear or cooler weather when the warm woods and amber can truly shine.
Fig. 01 — Oud Nebula, The Harmonist
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Guillaume Flavigny
From the Prix du Jeune Parfumeur to Givaudan ParisGuillaume Flavigny is a French perfumer who studied chemistry before training at ISIPCA and the Givaudan School of Perfumery.
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