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Treasures

Pashm Hima Jomo 2023

7.8 / 10 59 Ratings

A popular perfume by Hima Jomo for women and men, released in 2023. The scent is spicy-woody. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Spicy

Woody

Green

Fresh

Oriental

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Juniper

Saffron

Cinnamon

Heart Notes

Cashmere wood Iris

Iris

White tea

Base Notes

Ambergris

Ambrette seed

Indian sandalwood

Perfumer

Bertrand Duchaufour

Ratings

Scent

7.859 Ratings

Longevity

7.345 Ratings

Sillage

6.743 Ratings

Bottle

7.845 Ratings

Value for money

6.720 Ratings

Submitted by TheBladi11 · last update on 01/22/2026.

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The fragrance is part of the Treasures collection.

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Reviews

3 in-depth fragrance descriptions

01/31/2025

Finalgirl
24 Reviews

Finalgirl

3

a freshly laundered sweater on a morning hike

Everything about this is so effortless and cozy. The opening has this freshly-dug, dirt-covered iris note that makes my heart sing. It settles into a gorgeous, outdoorsy white tea and cashmere. This is one of those easy breezy scents that would enhance the space around you in any iteration, be it candle, soap, or perfume. It's a good one to reach for on days when I just want to Smell Nice going out the door.

01/24/2025

9.5Scent 8Longevity 7Sillage

perfumgenie
23 Reviews

perfumgenie

2

Pashm

You smell lovely natural pine, cool clean bight juniper while hiking. You pass through a meadow with soft floral's and you marvel at how wonderful the air feels. It's cool and you feel cozy in your cashmere sweater. Your natural smell is sweet and elevated from the hike. Here is a good spot to stop and rest, perhaps make some tea.

11/10

I'm so glad this scent found its way to me. Truly.

notes:
Cool dry pine
Airy saffron with soft leathery touches
Ambergris and florals push
Sandalwood base is creamy

Updated on 01/24/2025

12/17/2023

7.5Scent 7Longevity 7Sillage

BunteHexe27
34 Reviews

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BunteHexe27

5

A Nomad Goes to the Market and Loves in Airy Heights

Three new fragrances from Hima Jomo, a brand that has made the scent of the Himalayas its mission. Pashm, Loon, and Tchai, all of which I like and would like to review. The essences are said to be over 94% natural. I reach blindly into the pretty paper packaging of the samples and pull out Pashm, which initially convinced me a bit less in direct comparison, but my kind sender liked it the most.

Pashm means wool in Farsi, presumably referring to cashmere, the raw unspun wool. Pashm does not unfold any animalistic scents, but rather a fine spiciness in the top note. Juniper, cinnamon, saffron are supposed to be there; I perceive juniper and cinnamon, saffron is weaker but finely balanced in a delicate flower. They are carried by something woody, it is said to be cashmere wood; I am not familiar with that, but it also smells fine, in a chord with iris and white tea in the heart note. I am also not familiar with white tea. I wanted to get to know something foreign, to sniff the culture of the Himalayas; this is very fine, even floral, the most floral scent of the three after my first sniff. The spiciness is always present.

The animalistic aspect is supposed to come later, in the base note, alongside my beloved sandalwood, amber and musk-related ambrette seeds are said to be detectable in the base note. This also develops after a while but remains restrained. So, no raw wool with animal scent, but rather an oriental market that I was allowed to smell in Morocco with its spices and processed woods, all of this rather in airy heights and freshness. I see a panoramic view before me, the sky and earthy slopes swallow intensities and leave only a trace of human culture or animal exhalations behind. They are fine and intimate, like the memory of a night spent with the sweet-smelling beloved on the skin. Therefore, the sillage does not reach far, but the fine spiciness delights me, and I keep sniffing at my skin until I actually see myself following a herd of sheep high in the mountains.

Hours later, the fine flower from the beginning and a bit of wood remain.

I can imagine the scent for all genders, in everyday life, on dates. I never wear perfume while exercising; I don’t want to overshadow the scent of my skin.

Pashm takes me first to the oriental market, then to the morning after a night of love, and finally to shepherding sheep, all in airy heights. Let’s see where Loon and Tchai lead me on the second sniff. To be continued.

Updated on 03/23/2024