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Karma | Eau De Parfum
Karma | Eau De Parfum
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KARMA | Woody–Amber-Gourmand
Mystical. Addictive.
Inspired by the unseen energy of Bali, Karma captures the island’s magnetic duality — serene yet intense, spiritual yet sensual, comforting yet impossible to fully explain.
Karma opens with an intriguing blend of sage, cade, myrtle, cedar leaf, and rum, creating a smoky aromatic freshness layered with warmth and depth. As the scent evolves, a rich floral heart wrapped in dark sweetness of soft spice, smoky woods and mystery. Beneath it all, oud, olibanum, tonka bean, amber, and musk create a dark, resinous trail that lingers softly against the skin like incense smoke after ceremony.
Bold, atmospheric, and quietly intoxicating, Karma is a fragrance that feels both spiritual and deeply human — an olfactory reflection of the energy that continues to draw people back to Bali long after they leave.
Top Notes
Sage, Cade, Myrtle, Cedar Leaf, Rum
Heart Notes
Rose, Violet, Jasmine, Raspberry, Cumin, Caramel
Base Notes
Oud, Olibanum, Tonka Bean, Amber, Musk
Perfumer’s Journal
“There is an energy in Bali that I have never been able to fully put into words.
It is something you feel more than see.
A quiet intensity that exists beneath the island’s beauty — in the incense drifting through the night air, the sound of distant ceremonial music, the flicker of candlelight against temple stone, and the feeling that something sacred and mysterious is always present around you.
I created Karma to capture that invisible atmosphere.
The smoky woods and aromatic herbs reflect Bali after dark, while rum, caramel, and soft florals create a warmth that feels sensual and inviting without losing its depth. Oud and olibanum were chosen to evoke the richness of incense smoke and spiritual rituals, softened gently by amber and musk against the skin.
To me, Karma represents the magnetic soul of Bali itself.
The part of the island that lingers within people emotionally long after they return home.
A feeling that quietly calls them back again and again.”
Aien Mokhtar
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