Grano, by perfumer Nour Akoum, brings us to Paris on a rainy morning rich with the scent of rising bread in a nearby boulangerie.

From Jijide
A sweet walk in Paris after a morning rain among the scents of the boulangeries.

Grano tells the story of a suspended and sparkling Paris after the rain. The sidewalks shine under a golden light, and the air with its typical rain scent also carries a muffled and enchanting smell: that of the boulangeries. Walking, you can smell the raw dough starting to bake, the butter melting, the scent of bread overpowering even the bustling city. It’s a dense, warm air that makes you slow down, breathe, and lift your nose. Meanwhile, as the humidity dissipates, the bread is ready: crunchy, fragrant, comforting, and intense.

Perfumer
Nour Akoum

Notes
moist grass, bergamot, lemon, peppermint, dough, vetiver, moist soil, white flowery notes, bread, sandalwood, gourmand accord

FYI
Nour Akoum’s commitment to sustainability is evident in the use of natural rawmaterials and responsible synthetic ones, aligning with Jijide’s mission to create innovative and eco-friendly fragrances.