Copper Comme des Garçons 2019

At lofty heights on the church roof, the last copper plates replaced and nailed down, climbed back into the roof truss and descended the wooden staircase with the metal handrail.
Resinous incense and myrrh rising from the nave mingles with the smell of the oxidized copper plates and the new copper remnants.

Once downstairs, I take some vanilla tobacco from my tin can and stuff a pipe for later. Through the open window, I take in the fresh green and resinous air, which combines with the sacred scents of the church.

Although no incense is listed, it could be this combination for me: the copper note is pleasantly interwoven with galbanum resin, myrrh and vanilla tobacco leaves and later powdered.
A few crumbs of pipe tobacco fell beside it.