The NOURA candle collection offers a blend of cinnamon, caramel and tonka bean scents, with a spicy note of clove and creamy vanilla that contrasts pleasantly with the fruity aromas. The scent is rich and warm and is perfect for creating an oriental atmosphere. The candles are made from vegetable wax, and their cotton wick allows for clean and efficient combustion. The wax melts slowly, which prolongs the life of the candle and allows you to fully enjoy its scent. The NOURA candles are presented in a pretty glass jar colored by Moroccan influences, making it a magnificent decorative object.
Perfume description
HEAD :
Cinnamon
Clove
HEART :
Sweet
Caramel
BOTTOM :
Tonka
Vanilla
Amber
The olfactory notes of this perfume are cinnamon, clove, sweet, caramel, tonka, vanilla and amber. The olfactory pyramid is the sequence in which these notes are revealed as the volatile molecules evaporate. In this case, cinnamon and clove make up the top notes, followed by sweet and caramel in the middle notes. Finally, the base notes are composed of tonka, vanilla, amber and tonka bean.
Spicy olfactory family
There are several olfactory families, each family is characterized by specific notes that define the perfume. The spicy oriental perfume family is a family that includes oriental, woody and spicy scents. Oriental notes are generally warm and sensual, they are obtained through ingredients such as vanilla, sandalwood or musk. Woody notes often come from tree extracts such as cedar or vetiver. Finally, spicy notes bring warmth and spice to a perfume thanks to ingredients such as cinnamon, pepper or ginger. Together, these notes form a harmony that characterizes the olfactory family of spicy oriental perfumes.
Cinnamon scent
Cinnamon scents can be described as warm, spicy, and rich. They often have a woody note with accords of vanilla or other spices. These oriental scents transport you to an atmosphere filled with warmth and nostalgia.
Clove perfume
For many, this scent is reminiscent of sweet or spicy dishes that are often prepared during the holidays. However, the scent of cloves is also a great choice for scenting the home as it creates a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
Liqueur perfume
Liqueur perfume is a type of perfume that has olfactory notes reminiscent of the aromas of liqueurs, sweet alcoholic drinks. These can be scents of candied fruits, vanilla, honey or even spices.
Caramel scent
It is a caramel-based fragrance, a sweet and gourmand note reminiscent of confectionery. It is often combined with other notes, such as vanilla, chocolate or cinnamon, to create a warm and comforting atmosphere.
Tonka notes
Tonka, or tonka bean, is a spice from a tree native to South America. Its taste is often compared to that of vanilla, with warmer and bitter notes. Its essential oil is widely used in perfumery for its vanilla, woody and slightly bitter scent. Tonka perfume is therefore a mixture of spices and vanilla, with bitter notes.
Vanilla scent
Vanilla is a flavoring that comes from the vanilla bean, which is native to Central America. It is a major ingredient in many perfumes, especially those that belong to the gourmand olfactory family. The vanilla scent is often associated with sweetness and warmth.
Amber perfume
Amber perfume is a type of fragrance that belongs to the olfactory family of amber perfumes. This olfactory family is characterized by warm, rich and enveloping notes, reminiscent of amber, a natural resin used for centuries in perfumery for its aromatic properties. Amber perfumes are often composed of woody, spicy or floral accords, with an amber base that brings warmth and depth to the composition.
Oriental decorative candles in Moroccan style
Moroccan interior design style is typically a mix of warm colours, bold patterns and rich textures. Moroccan oriental colours are often vibrant and varied, inspired by nature and Moroccan culture. The dominant colours are usually warm tones of red, yellow and orange, combined with darker shades of blue and green. Moroccan colours are often associated with geometric and floral patterns, which are used to decorate walls, floors and ceilings. These patterns are often repeated in contrasting colours to create a striking visual effect. Moroccan fabrics are also famous for their vibrant colours and intricate patterns, which are used to dress sofas, cushions and curtains.
