THE STORY

Karawik

Karawik is the name of the legendary bird known in Thai as the karawek. In Trai Phum Phra Ruang, a Thai work describing earthly and celestial realms, its song is so beautiful that the animals of the forest stop to listen. The fragrance begins with these birds gathered in a wild mango tree, where some fruit is still green and other fruit has ripened. The birds are said to feed on wild mangoes, making the tree an important part of their story. Its surroundings give that story a place we can picture.

Wild Mango is the main voice of the scent. It has a sharp green edge recalling unripe skin as well as the juicy sweetness of ripe flesh. These qualities take turns becoming more noticeable, like finding fruit at different stages on the same tree. Leaves and the wood beneath provide a tropical setting around that changing fruit.

Lavender and Galbanum open with aromatic freshness and clear greenery. Wild Mango then meets Coconut at the heart, adding a smooth, creamy texture to the fruit. Magnolia works as a connecting note, bringing the green, fruity and creamy parts together. The flower helps the transitions feel natural while leaving Wild Mango at the centre of the fragrance.

Oakmoss, Sandalwood and Cedarwood build a base of moss, earth and wood. Their drier, quieter character supports the sweetness as the opening freshness eases. Green skin, ripe fruit and Coconut remain recognisable within that setting. The legendary bird arrives with a whole scene around it: shade beneath leaves, fruit on the branches and the ground below the tree. Following these small details is how the fragrance brings its wild mango tree into focus.