God of Fire

Inspiration
God of Fire is inspired by the legend of Xiuhtecuhtli, the Aztec god of fire, day and light, who carries a turquoise serpent around him. Fresh and exotic on the surface, with a warm, powerful character beneath.

Fragrance Family
Oud and fruity

The Olfactive Composition
Top notes: Mango, lemon, pink pepper, ginger
Heart notes: Blue coumarin, jasmine, dry woods
Base notes: Oud, nagarmotha, musk, amber

Perfumer
Stéphane Humbert Lucas

The Signature of God of Fire
Mango, lemon, pink pepper and ginger open juicy and lively. Blue coumarin, jasmine and dry woods form the heart, before oud, nagarmotha, musk and amber let the scent burn like a shamanic fire.

What our ParfuMaria team thinks of this fragrance
We see God of Fire as a scent for those who love fiery, exotic perfumes with a story. On the skin the scent opens with mango and lemon, bright and inviting during the first half hour. Then blue coumarin and jasmine take over and the composition reveals its true character. After three to four hours it settles into oud and nagarmotha, a soft, personal finish that lingers well into the day on skin and clothing. We like to wear it best in autumn and winter, on cool evenings and at dinner. A scent for those seeking oud with a fresh, fruity opening.