Wild Hybrid

Sugared Rose

Indie

The Sweetest of Sentiments A single rose can say many things—love, admiration, gratitude, remembrance. A sugared rose says them with a smile. Inspired by the tradition of crystallised flowers and elegant confections, Sugared Rose captures the romance of old-world patisseries, Victorian tea tables, and hand-crafted sweets presented as lovingly as bouquets. It is a fragrance that celebrates the softer side of the rose—warm, comforting, and delightfully indulgent. At its heart blooms a lavish bouquet of roses, their velvety petals softened beneath a dusting of vanilla sugar. The sweetness is delicate rather than overpowering, transforming the floral notes into something reminiscent of candied petals, rose-infused desserts, and treasured treats reserved for special occasions. Beneath the sugared florals lies the creamy richness of genuine Mysore sandalwood. Smooth, warm, and beautifully refined, it lends an elegant depth to the fragrance, grounding the sweetness while enhancing the natural richness of the rose. The combination creates a luxurious, almost silk-like texture that unfolds gently on the skin. A single drop of red musk lingers beneath the composition, adding warmth and a subtle sensuality. Like a blush hidden beneath lace, it transforms the fragrance from merely pretty into something quietly captivating. Romantic, nostalgic, and irresistibly feminine, Sugared Rose is a fragrance of handwritten love letters, rose-pink ribbons, afternoon tea, and small acts of affection. It is sweet without innocence, elegant without formality, and timeless without feeling old-fashioned. Notes Roses dusted with vanilla sugar, Mysore sandalwood and a drop of red musk. "Some roses are given as gifts. Others are made to be savoured."

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