God Of Fire

God of Fire takes its name from Xiuhtecuhtli, the Aztec fire deity, and the composition is built on that contrast the whole way through.

Mango, lemon, ginger and pink berries open it startlingly fresh — tropical, almost edible. Blue coumarin, jasmine and dry woods bridge the middle, and then oud, cypriol, musk and amber take over completely. The jump from fruit to smoke is abrupt by design, and the oud phase is where it spends most of its life on skin.

Eau de parfum. Shared between men and women.