Chopard Bois Nomades Patchouli de Sumatra Santal Odeyar

Chopard is adding new members to its Gardens perfume range. Three new perfumes, Bois Nomades, Patchouli de Sumatra and Santal Odeyar. All three appear for Chopard in wood themes. The emphasis of the triplet of new editions, created by perfumers Alberto Morillas and Dora Baghriche, is on ethical sourcing and sustainability.

Chopard Garden of the Tropics

These scents match with Chopard’s sustainability code, which started in 2013. By selecting a responsible sourcing approach, the house recognized that true luxury should be ethical and responsible.

For the co-president and artistic director of the brand, Caroline Scheufele, a perfume is something personal, it allows you to communicate your personality. She is the muse behind the new fragrances: Santal Odeyar, Bois Nomades and Patchouli de Sumatra. “They are the embodiment of a vision, that of Caroline Scheufele. This vision is not projected on a white screen, but on the skin, on a cashmere sweater, in the hair or in the air around us, and everyone can tell the story in their own way,”

“I decided to work with perfumers I knew – Alberto Morillas and Dora Baghriche – because, just like in my jewelry studio, I surround myself with people who are dear to me,” Scheufele explains. Master perfumer Alberto Morillas wanted to create a garden that looked like a thousand and one nights. Morillas also created Bois Nomads.

Santal Odeyar

House in an emerald green bottle is Santal Odeyar in its woody essence, but floral and fruity from the initial spray. Since sandalwood had become an endangered species in India, it was brought to Australia in the 1990s. Its opening notes of bergamot from Calabria and mandarin orange, both from Italy, and pear with mango offer a distinct punch to the nose. Orange Blossom from Tunisia and Morocco, Jasmine Grandiflorum Infusion from Egypt, Jasmine Sambac from India and Damask Rose from Turkey shape the heart of the aroma. Dry down notes feature white sandalwood from Australia, cistus absolute from Spain and benzoin gum from Siam.

Chopard Santal Odeyar Eau de Parfum
100ml/3.3oz – Price: $325.00

Bois Nomades

Bois Nomades, identified as Garden of Kings arrives in a stylish blue bottle. You observe that it has a woody aspect but is distinctive to the other two scents. It is clean and powerful. Its woods are the cedar of the Moroccan Atlas and the Aquilaria (Agar) of Sylhet which originates from the northeast of Bangladesh, which also produces Oud. Damask rose from Turkey is at the heart of the scent. Cinnamon from Sri Lanka, black pepper from Asia, hookah accord and clove oil from Indonesia form the opening notes. And Atlas Cedar from Morocco, Oud Assafi, Frankincense from Somalia, Cypriol Nagarmoth from India, Myrrh from Ethiopia and Somalia, Opoponax from Somalia and Styrax from Honduras comprise the background notes. Its ingredients form the ambiance with travelers of the past and the continents they have crossed.

Chopard Bois Nomades Eau de Parfum
100ml/3.3oz – Price: $325.00

Patchouli de Sumatra

Patchouli de Sumatra, enters the Garden of the Tropics and is housed in a royal blue bottle with a golden cap. Utilizing Sumatran patchouli from Indonesia, as it is the finest quality in the world. Its opening notes include Calabrian bergamot from Italy, kaffir lime and patchouli from Indonesia. Heart notes feature sweet orange oil from Brazil, essence of juniper from the Balkans, cardamom from Guatemala, clary sage from France, heart of patchouli from Indonesia and essence of geranium from Madagascar and Of the reunion.

Chopard Patchouli de Sumatra Eau de Parfum
100ml/3.3oz – Price: $325.00