Ma Nishtana

Ma Nishtana is the first two words in a phrase meaning "Why is the night different from all other nights?" taken from stories and words of Had Ghadia (Chava Albertstein version). Somehow, it makes sense to turn this philosophical question upside down and ask, "Why does this incense smell different from all other incense smells?" After all, incense is a crowded type and really needs something special to stand out. Well, Ma Nishtana is something special. Ma Nishtana stands somewhere between the high etheric of Avignon Comme des Garcons and the human strangeness seasoned by Grimoire by Anatole LeBreton, which is unusual for refusing to commit either to cold or warmth. Instead, both at once. Its opening of smoked myrrh plant exploding in a cloud of gaseous aldehydes feels cold, but immediately a bold dose of saffron, nutmeg, black pepper, cumin, and cardamom burns through a cloud of ash and smoke transforming, leading to an increase in temperature. There is incense — incense resins mixed rather than any one incense — burning on a nearby guard, creating an aura of mysticism similar to "Buddhist temple." But there is also the warm heat of dense fruit tea bread and pains seeping from below, filling the cavities. The balance between austerity and comfort. If you are looking for incense, ingredients: saffron, amber, aldehyde, frankincense, myrrh, sterrax, rose, nutmeg, pink pepper, caraway, black pepper, cardamom, labdanum, castrium, sandalwood, patchouli, smoke, leather, norlimbanol, clove, spices. Gender: Unisex. Fragrance style: Amber - Spicy - Smoky. Season: Winter, Spring, and Fall. Concentration: EXTRAIT DE PARFUM. Perfume creation: prin. Country: Thailand.