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It opens green and sharp: green pepper, fig leaf, and a fresh star anise that bergamot brightens. At the heart comes a white, crisp bouquet of lily of the valley and jasmine, transparent and without sweetness. The base is what gives it its name, Atlas cedar with sandalwood and ambergris, a solid, luminous wood to which the house attributes an animal and sensual finish.
Atlas Wood is a woody extrait de parfum from Marrakech Imperial, created by Christian Carbonnel for The Moroccan Vibes, the collection of seven extraits at 25% with which the house made its name. Marrakech Imperial was born from an Italian-Moroccan duo, and in this perfume it pays tribute to the flora of Morocco and to the cedar of the Atlas mountains, which runs through the composition from beginning to end.
It is a daytime woody scent: green on the opening, clean in the middle, for anyone who wants wood without smoke or sweetness. If you're looking for something dark or syrupy, this isn't it. It shares the Atlas cedar with Oud Kasbah Royal, from the same house, and in layering with it the wood gains spice and weight. Compared with Les Nuits de Marrakech, which is more ambered and incense-laced, the fig and green pepper lighten the whole.
What does Atlas Wood smell like?
Atlas Wood smells like green wood: it opens with green pepper, fig leaf, and bergamot, moves through a heart of lily of the valley and jasmine, and settles on Atlas cedar, sandalwood, and ambergris.
Who created Atlas Wood by Marrakech Imperial?
Atlas Wood is created by Christian Carbonnel, also known as Chris Maurice, the creator of the seven extraits in The Moroccan Vibes by Marrakech Imperial. The house presents it as an extrait de parfum at 25%.
What pairs well with Atlas Wood?
Atlas Wood shares Atlas cedar with Oud Kasbah Royal, by Marrakech Imperial, and together they create a more spiced wood. With Les Nuits de Marrakech, it adds the green note of fig to a base of amber and incense.

