Armenian Wood Base
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Balsamic
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Odour family (FraterWork)
Balsamic
Odour profile (FraterWork)
Armenian Wood Base has a sweet, warmly balsamic benzoin-vanilla
aroma with smoky, resinous depth, soft cinnamic spice, powdery sandalwood and a
subtle animalic undertone reminiscent of burning Papier d'Armenie incense paper.
Longevity (FraterWork)
Lasts > 100 hours on a smelling strip
Appearance (FraterWork)
Dark brown liquid
Descriptions
Comment (FraterWork)
Armenian Wood Base opens with a wave of sweet, resinous warmth — vanilla-rich
benzoin interwoven with a soft cinnamic spice and a faint trail of woodsmoke. It
calls to mind the experience of burning Papier d'Armenie, that traditional
French incense paper soaked in Siam benzoin resin. The effect is at once cosy
and quietly exotic.
This is a ready-made accord built around Siam benzoin as its central axis, but
it goes much further than a simple benzoin reconstitution. Soft sandalwood and
powdery woody notes provide structure, while a subtle animalic funk — likely
from styrax-type components and a trace of civet character — gives the base
surprising depth and longevity. Reach for it whenever you need instant balsamic
richness in oriental, amber, or incense accords, or use it to add smoky
sweetness beneath a floral heart.
Treat Armenian Wood as a shortcut to complex resinous warmth. It pairs
beautifully with oud, patchouli, and frankincense for dark oriental work, and it
will soften and sweeten woody-amber frameworks when used at low levels. A few
percent can transform a flat vanilla into something layered and smouldering.
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Notes
Armenian Wood Base opens with a wave of sweet, resinous warmth — vanilla-rich
benzoin interwoven with a soft cinnamic spice and a faint trail of woodsmoke. It
calls to mind the experience of burning Papier d'Armenie, that traditional
French incense paper soaked in Siam benzoin resin. The effect is at once cosy
and quietly exotic.
This is a ready-made accord built around Siam benzoin as its central axis, but
it goes much further than a simple benzoin reconstitution. Soft sandalwood and
powdery woody notes provide structure, while a subtle animalic funk — likely
from styrax-type components and a trace of civet character — gives the base
surprising depth and longevity. Reach for it whenever you need instant balsamic
richness in oriental, amber, or incense accords, or use it to add smoky
sweetness beneath a floral heart.
Treat Armenian Wood as a shortcut to complex resinous warmth. It pairs
beautifully with oud, patchouli, and frankincense for dark oriental work, and it
will soften and sweeten woody-amber frameworks when used at low levels. A few
percent can transform a flat vanilla into something layered and smouldering.
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Usage
Uses (FraterWork)
Adds rich benzoin-vanilla warmth and smoky resinous depth to oriental,
amber, and incense compositions.
IFRA 51 (FraterWork)
10% in finished product (Cat. 4)
Odour Family: Balsamic
Appearance: Dark brown liquid
Longevity: Lasts > 100 hours on a smelling strip
Odour Profile: Armenian Wood Base has a sweet, warmly balsamic benzoin-vanilla
aroma with smoky, resinous depth, soft cinnamic spice, powdery sandalwood and a
subtle animalic undertone reminiscent of burning Papier d'Armenie incense paper.
Uses: Adds rich benzoin-vanilla warmth and smoky resinous depth to oriental,
amber, and incense compositions.
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