Myrrh: resin of the gods

Myrrh is one of humanity's oldest and most sacred resins. Mentioned in the Bible, the Quran, and ancient Egyptian texts, it was burned in temples, used in the embalming of pharaohs, and offered to deities. The Yemeni myrrh used by Tada Archawong is considered the finest and rarest in the world.

Oil and tincture: double extraction

As with vanilla in Bourbon Vanilla, Tada Archawong uses two forms of myrrh : the essential oil, which captures the resinous and medicinal facets, and the Yemeni tincture, which reveals deeper, darker, and more animalic facets. This dual extraction creates a portrait of myrrh of exceptional complexity and authenticity.

Birch tar and leather: the dark side

Birch tar and leather lend Myrrh a dark, almost primal dimension. The birch tar evokes ancestral campfires and traditional tanneries, while the leather suggests old manuscripts and traveling saddles. Together, they give Myrrh an earthy depth that grounds the composition in reality.

For whom?

For those who love resinous, smoky, and mystical perfumes , who seek a deep and unconventional olfactory experience, and who appreciate notes of myrrh , leather , birch tar , and tonka bean . A fragrance of character for contemplative spirits and lovers of incense.