Siberian Rose – Parfum

FRAGRANCE DU BOIS – a Paris-born niche house that takes oud out of its heavy, serious corner and pairs it with unexpected partners like pear or leather.

Siberian Rose smells floral-fruity, spicy-fresh and finally leathery and earthy. Pink pepper, pear, cinnamon and juniper open spicy and clear, tuberose, ylang-ylang, rose and leather unfold at the heart into an almost wintry white bouquet, before patchouli, amber and moss settle into an earthy, very long-lasting base.

Siberian Rose works best in winter – a unisex fragrance for clear, cold days that doubles as an evening statement and a long-lasting signature scent.

What makes Siberian Rose special for us is the streak of leather running through that white floral heart – it gives the rose something wild, almost animalic, which you wouldn't necessarily expect from a name like "Siberian Rose". Not a fragrance for delicate rose lovers, but for anyone who prefers their rose with character rather than icing sugar.

THE SNUD SCENT GUIDE

Everything you want to know about this fragrance.

What does Siberian Rose smell like?

Spicy and fresh at first through pink pepper and cinnamon, a white floral heart of tuberose, ylang-ylang and rose with leather, finally earthy and mossy through patchouli and amber.

How does Siberian Rose feel on skin?

Cool and clear at first, then increasingly warm and animalic – not a delicate bouquet but a true statement fragrance with real sillage and a long finish.

When do you wear Siberian Rose?

Best in winter, on clear, cold days and for special occasions – unisex and long-lasting enough for a whole evening.

What else might I like if I love Siberian Rose?

If you love the mix of flowers and leather, try Khamsin by Ella K – an equally warm, leathery fragrance with sweet depth.

Still unsure? Discover Siberian Rose as a sample first – the sample price is credited toward the full-size purchase.