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Jamaican Ambergris Ensar Oud 2019

7.9 / 10 10 Ratings

A popular perfume by Ensar Oud for women and men, released in 2019. The scent is earthy-spicy. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Earthy

Spicy

Woody

Green

Smoky

Fragrance Notes

Minerals

Nagarmotha

Palmarosa

Roots

Air accord Davana

Davana

Marble

Perfumer & Creative Guidance

Bree Elliott Perfume maker

Ratings

Scent

7.910 Ratings

Longevity

7.19 Ratings

Sillage

6.49 Ratings

Bottle

7.29 Ratings

Submitted by Floyd · last update on 10/19/2025.

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2 in-depth fragrance descriptions

05/28/2025

5Scent 5Longevity 6Sillage

rotasha
242 Reviews

rotasha

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An underground dragon's lair

I never wear atmospherics yet I’m always tempted to try Fantome’s, because in my opinion it’s what they do best. So I picked this up wondering, “What does an underground dragon’s lair smell like?” This. It smells like this. I smell damp cave walls, earthy soil, and something mineral and slightly metallic, evoking a dragon’s horde, or maybe that’s the “dragon scales” note. This mineral/metallic note fades in the dry down, but doesn’t disappear, and the scent becomes dominated by wet earth, then wet stone, then dry earth. A must-try for the indie atmospheric lover.

Objectively an impressive scent and fascinating scent journey, but again, not something I would ever wear.

04/02/2021

8Scent 8Longevity 6Sillage

Floyd
590 Reviews

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The Cave of the Green Glittering Dragon

In Bune's garden, the roots grow upwards and glow green in the dark, as if they were channeling light from the underworld into the night. If you want to know why they do this, you dive through tall blades of grass that smell rosy, of herbs and pine, of balsam, turpentine, and camphor, as if they do not know who they are. Beneath them, pale roots bend like glowing rhizomes and tiny mycelium, hissing with citrus-bright little voices a pearlescent petrichor promise of access to a cave far down in the depths of the earth.
There, moist minerals flow as fresh rock droplets down the smooth walls, warmth wafts in dark vapors, and the soft barks decay. Do not be afraid. Through the moldy clay slinks a shimmering dragon, with green glittering scales that project countless points of light from glowing grass, ethereally smoky vetivers that illuminate all the roots from within and draw minty images in Bune's garden mulch. For some, the earth now glows with sweet fruit, while for most, sweetgrass smokes the roots of the night.
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Fantôme is a small company based on the coast of Washington State, run by Bree and Megan Elliott, who handcraft their fragrances in small batches. According to their own statement, they are always working to keep their wide range of scents available.
"Bune," the wise three-headed dragon (one of them human), who commands legions of spirits, can move the dead and gather devils around their graves, but also brings wisdom to humans, begins with the notes of palmarosa grasses and bright roots described above. Soon, the herbaceous, moldy earth of the nagarmotha grass reveals itself, whose vetiver-like ethereal smoke soon creates the impression of mint-soaked mulch. Sometimes, the sweet-fruity davana seems to shine through. The dragon glitters for a good eight to nine hours, moderately to close to the skin.