10/05/2023
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I see into your heart of hay
I can see into your heart of hay, into dried flowers woven into thistles, into tea leaves whispering in the sun and tart herbs crackling. The air is warm chamomile flickering and swirls of cocoa dust over fields from summers past. Your vest of tobacco swells golden straw. There are still traces of honey on it because bumblebees get lost in it. You stand on wooden cane legs that stare into the barren soil, into the spicy sand of reddish-brown roots. I love to lean on you.
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After creating fragrances for various brands under the pseudonym Jorum Laboratories since 2010, Euan McCall founded the Jorum Studio label in Edinburgh in 2019 with his partner Chloe Mullen, which manufactures everything in-house using high-quality raw materials.
"Carduus" (lat.: ring thistle) evokes the scent of warm hay and spicy straw (floral-spicy dry thistle, millet, cumin-like bear's bane, marjoram and slightly vanilla vetch), which is accompanied at the beginning by sweet-floral pepper notes, chamomile and cooling sage. This warm-spicy impression is supported by tobacco leaves and a hint of honey. The added cocoa seems tart and dusty. In the base, ambery notes and tart-sandy-earthy aromas, slightly soured (mahogany wood, fern, bloodroot, rose) emerge underneath. The image of the scarecrow on the warm summer meadow projects moderately over many hours.
(With thanks to Gandix)
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After creating fragrances for various brands under the pseudonym Jorum Laboratories since 2010, Euan McCall founded the Jorum Studio label in Edinburgh in 2019 with his partner Chloe Mullen, which manufactures everything in-house using high-quality raw materials.
"Carduus" (lat.: ring thistle) evokes the scent of warm hay and spicy straw (floral-spicy dry thistle, millet, cumin-like bear's bane, marjoram and slightly vanilla vetch), which is accompanied at the beginning by sweet-floral pepper notes, chamomile and cooling sage. This warm-spicy impression is supported by tobacco leaves and a hint of honey. The added cocoa seems tart and dusty. In the base, ambery notes and tart-sandy-earthy aromas, slightly soured (mahogany wood, fern, bloodroot, rose) emerge underneath. The image of the scarecrow on the warm summer meadow projects moderately over many hours.
(With thanks to Gandix)
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