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Trama Nera 2012

7.3 / 10 35 Ratings
A perfume by Simone Cosac for women, released in 2012. The scent is woody-oriental. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Woody
Oriental
Floral
Spicy
Powdery

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes Top Notes
SaffronSaffron Italian bergamotItalian bergamot Pink pepperPink pepper
Heart Notes Heart Notes
Orris rootOrris root RoseRose Rose absoluteRose absolute
Base Notes Base Notes
AmberAmber OudOud Texas cedarTexas cedar Australian sandalwoodAustralian sandalwood PatchouliPatchouli Siam benzoinSiam benzoin

Perfumer

Ratings
Scent
7.335 Ratings
Longevity
7.129 Ratings
Sillage
6.229 Ratings
Bottle
7.133 Ratings
Submitted by AnnaBar · last update on 10/07/2021.
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pudelbonzo
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seven-tailed cat
I am not proficient in Italian, so I would like to thank the lovely Water Lily for her kind translation of Trama Nera.

I perceive the scent as having a dark undertone - indeed, like a seven-tailed cat.

The leather scent hits like a whip.

Strangely, leather is not listed at all, yet it immediately rises to my nose.
I generally like leather scents, but only when they are glove-soft.
This one is oddly hard and dominant.

The iris root adds a dark bitterness.
The jasmine and lilac lighten the gloomy mood a bit, but they do not brighten the scent - it is just a faint glow.

A smoky cedar scent quickly lays over it, which does not exactly contribute to its friendliness.

For me, the scent is too masculine, but on a man, like an adventurous biker type, I could see it being appealing.
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Bright Leather
The name: "Trama Nera"* is difficult to translate. The feminine form of "Trama" means something like "influence" according to the dictionary. Black influence could mean that in the texture of the fragrance, there are black spots, black scent notes to be perceived.
"Trama Nera" immediately smells of bright leather. This base scent remains with me throughout the further development. "Trama Nera" is a beautiful soft floral leather fragrance. While I enjoy wearing clothes made of real washed, wild, and suede leather, I also love the smell. However, in fragrances, I don't like that on me after a short time.
Soon after the opening, rose notes follow; I smell pepper, hints of smoky oud, balsamic notes. But everything is overshadowed by the leather. Iris and slightly smoky wood notes seem to be responsible for this. It is positive that jasmine and lilac do not develop any unpleasant scent notes for me; they seem to subordinate themselves to the rather subtle rose scent or the rose absolute. Then woody notes follow, and from time to time I smell the slightly creamy soothing notes of sandalwood. Patchouli and other mentioned notes seem to be "embedded" in the texture of the fabric, as the name of the perfume suggests. I cannot identify them separately, which is mostly positive for a good fragrance with relatively many ingredients. However, black phases do not come into play for me in "Trama Nera." "Trama Nera" is leathery-animalic, smoky, floral, woody. A pleasant soft and light fragrance. Unfortunately, the longevity leaves much to be desired. Even after reapplying, the initially low sillage does increase, but the longevity noticeably decreases after about 45 minutes. This is very pleasant for me. But for leather fragrance fans, this is certainly not delightful. "Trama Nera" could be considered a unisex fragrance.
More detailed comments from owners of this fragrance and leather fragrance lovers would be necessary, in my opinion. Because this is a high-quality and relatively expensive fragrance. I have only written the initial comment.
*"Trama Nera" can be a metaphor whose transferred meaning can only be translated by someone who speaks Italian perfectly.
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At first, a typical rose-saffron accord, a subtle hint of oud allows the other notes enough space to unfold.
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Rose-Oud-Saffron isn't new, but here it's very light and airy with a touch of sweetness and delicate iris. Pleasing, pleasant, and unisex.
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It's a shame about the beautiful iris note. It's overwhelmed by oud and patchouli.
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Woody, oud, masculine
The iris hardly comes through.
The fruits are not as overripe as in the White.
Slightly silvery metallic.
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For me, the iris root is super - dominant. I like it, but it's a bit too one-dimensional for me here.
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Starts off citrusy, then becomes spicy-resinous-leathery. Initially slightly sweet from the rose, before leather and oud take over.
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Dark allure from leather, incense wood & iris root with a slight brightness from a touch of lilac & rose. The base is oriental and spicy.
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