Dory

Kintu means offering to the gods. The ritual is performed with three coca leaves, which symbolize the three worlds of Andean cosmology: the world of the gods, the world of humans, and the world of the dead. The coca leaves are arranged in the shape of a flower and then offered to the spirits of the mountains. Even today, the inhabitants of the Andes rely on Kintu to ask for blessings, protection, and a good harvest.
The scent has a very precious woody note, a fresh note that is very creamy yet fresh, with a beautiful rose note like Roja (United Arab Emirates) plus South American orchids.
Very present and strong, it reminds me of the slow flow of the river in its dark twists.
It reminds me a bit of Saints Tears Adi ale Van but much stronger due to the dark rose.
Very present like a beautiful dream; sometimes I wonder if I am dreaming or if I am awake...
After 3 days, the scent develops beautifully.