Conclude Omerta

It shimmers in all conceivable colors, in deep darkness. The garment of velvet and silk. Seen this way, it almost appears black. But held against the light, one sees dark green, like deep forest. Dark red like spicy roses, deep magenta and violet like the darkest velvety violets. And a night blue, powdery underlaid like the silky iris. Everywhere a warm, dark reddish-brown that reminds one of patchouli.
This is how the scent presents itself, as if it were a noble piece of clothing! And as a perfume anyway! The Orient sends its regards. A garment of a sultan and his entourage.
One smells the dusty-spicy black of pepper, shortly thereafter the spice of nutmeg and sage sets in. The flowers lack the heavy sweetness; they remind one of the deep, slightly bitter aroma of old varieties.
When the slightly smoky balsam notes round off the overall picture, it glows mysteriously against a dark background. A very high-quality, wonderful scent that smells at least 10 times more expensive than it costs!