Jaguar's Breath Attar

The Breath of the Jaguar: An invocation to the spirit of the jungle.

This perfume is born around a Copaiba balsam that is over a hundred years old, with an amber tone that only flows from centuries-old trees — true guardians of forests that have almost disappeared today.

At the exit, mugwort, sage, rosemary, and tobacco begin the ritual. These are power plants, used by shamans to purify the air and prepare the soul before connecting with the unseen.

At its heart, the perfume turns to smoke. Copal and incense distilled through destructive distillation release a mystical, enveloping accord, reminiscent of the fire where the perfumer burned sacred resins.

At the base, the centuries-old copaiba balsam vibrates like a living resin: dense, golden, sacred.

Alongside it emerges the primitive agarwood, that ancestral wood which, to protect itself from fungi, exudes its aromatic sap, imbued with strength and plant wisdom. Its spirit blends with touches of Peru balsam, vanilla, and labdanum, enveloping the skin with a deep, protective, amber warmth.

More than a perfume, a ritual act.

A bridge between body and spirit, between the forest and the soul.