Two parts are remarkable in it. They are the incense, myrrh and benzoin from the incense of the church, a dry wood of benches and decoration, and a chord created separately from wet and moss stones.
The other part is Egyptian darkness, expressed by the kyphi chord (the oldest perfume recipe known to man) and a sharp, woody, earthy note of papyrus (nagarmotha). The traditional black smoke of Beaufort in this perfume is rather soft and even sweet, the birch tar is softened by the l�dano and especially the benzoin already mentioned, so that creates an exotic impression of an amber chord scented with dark and sweet smoke.
