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<\/a><\/p>\nScent Trunk Amber Shadow Eau de Parfum is a tangy, fruity amber fragrance featuring a glittering interplay of dark and light. A dramatic olfactive chiaroscuro recreating the shadowy places where magic spells are made. On one hand Amber Shadow pulsates a beautiful apricot freshness stepping out the luminescent amber accord\u2019s shadow. Yet this zingy-fruity clash with a molten golden core is contrasted by a dusty darkness. Black tea steeps the arrangement in a comforting gloom while polished oak, leather and an \u2018old bookcase\u2019 accord take this mysterious niche perfume indoors and soulwards, where woody silhouettes cast enigmatic shadows against the burnished metal glow. <\/p>\n
Amber Shadow is Scent Trunk\u2019s take on the aesthetic of \u2018Dark Academia\u2019, which connects the gloomy interiors of classical universities and dusty old libraries with schools for witchcraft and wizardry. By embracing this mysterious aesthetic we arrive at the understanding that we must spend time in the darkest environments to achieve enlightenment. When making Amber Shadow, Scent Trunk coined the concept \u201cAmbral Sanctum\u201d, a portmanteau of the words \u2018umbral\u2019 (shadow) and \u2018amber\u2019. Sanctum is a sacred place, like a dark library for magic seekers to learn about elixirs and spells.<\/p>\n
\u201cPerfumery, like alchemy, is an art form which has been steeped with secrecy for centuries. Both require years of study to master through painstaking trial and error. We all have the opportunity to strive for mastery in our own fields. Sometimes, this means stepping into the darkness and facing our innermost fears head on. Like the alchemists, as well as the physical world, we can transmute our persona, refine our spirit and reach our fullest potential.\u201d
\nPerfumer, Sam Macer
\nProvenance: Dr\u00f4me Proven\u00e7ale, France<\/p>\n
Notes: apricot, earl grey tea, luminescent amber, dark oak, orange blossom, old bookcases, vetiver, leather<\/p>\n