Normally, spices and vanilla are composed in a way that feels either French (rounded, slightly masculine) or Oriental (deep, sweet, and dense, feminine).
Nischane, from Turkey, connects, much like Turkey itself, the Orient with the West.
The vanilla part of the perfume is still slightly French, rounded and "very beautiful," clearly inspired by Lutens or Guerlain.
The spicy part, then, is completely without balsam, without a soft transition, directly Oriental-fresh. The two are almost dissonant, but they dance around each other.
On a woman, I prefer it more than on myself. Great scent, for all lovers of spices and vanilla.
