Description
“Golden Chypre conjures up images of late summer sunlight upon leaves, as their colours begin to change.
Green notes that liquefy between soft violet leaves, orange blossom and magnolia flowers, infused to create a creamy nuance, with hues of sacred woods like cypress and sandal Mysore.
Notes of rose, geranium and heliotrope provide a beautiful balance to the vibrancy of the opening, whilst patchouli lends a warm, earthy quality.
Dry, smoky vetiver leads seamlessly into a sensual base of woods, amber and musk.
A sensual aroma that grows in intensity, the more the pyramid notes evolve with the skin’s heat.
Concluding in a multi-faceted fragrant contrast that ends in a kaleidoscopic, oriental tale.
Ytzma, the bright and contemporary interpretation of a classic Chypre fragrance created to form a bridge between the perfect balance of rose – patchouli and the purest Oud note.
It is an imaginary black flower of glittery saffron, soft incense notes and heavy Moroccan rose petals that become a precious liquid laced with tobacco, grey amber, agarwood and dried fruits.
But it is when it moves into its drydown that Ytzma unveils its opulent, oriental undercurrent – addictive smooth , with animalesque notes.
It’s been a long time since a fragrance has exuded such vintage-style lushness.
An evocative scent reminiscent of a sunny day; sensual and sophisticated; the expression of timeless elegance” — press release of the brand. Ytzma was launched in 2014. The nose behind this fragrance is Antonio Visconti.
ReodeleTeal – :
This one is more like a leather dried fruit scent with some dark slightly rancid scene. i sniff saffron, tobacco, dried fruits, nutmeg, and few sour notes, and i believe it’s the citrus mixage.
It’s not a unique blend to be honest, i have smell something not really similar but something near that. It’s not a sweet fragrance, it’s more like a leathery with hints of sweets to soften the blend.
njvf – :
Ytzma opens with an earthy and spicy landscape, vast and sunny, reminiscent of Tom Ford’s vision of Tuscany. Here the illusion of leather seems to be created by the seamless blending of pepper with nutmeg, geranium, vetiver, tobacco and patchouli; much fresher illustrated here though with the ambergris providing a feel of salty air and the citrus notes providing vigor.
A very sensual floral-green bouquet glorifies the impression with soft violet leafs, creamy ylang and heliotrope, magnolia, sweet and luminous peach Antonio does so well, and the rose. For the gents that enjoy floral oriental bouquets a la Britannia or No 1 the heart of Ytzma is another most fabulous example of floresque masculinity.
The underscoring base is dark and earthy in its juxtaposition to the bright elements – and at times animalic, wild and sensual through castoreum, tobacco and ambergris
Ytzma unfolds as a multifaceted olfactory journey before it decides to settle into a long chypre-influenced oriental dry down. A very dynamic, highly complex and noble scent by one of my favourite houses.