Ofirah — Gold of Ophir — Treasured
A kitchen warm at midnight. Ofira opens on roasted espresso and caramelized sugar, melts through butterscotch, toasted pecans and baked sugar cookies, then deepens into vanilla bean and oud wood so it never turns simply sweet. Comforting up close, quietly expensive from across the room. Named for the gold of Ophir — rich, golden, unmistakably hers.

“I will make a man more precious than fine gold; even a man than the golden wedge of Ophir.”
Isaiah 13:12
The Composition
Opening
Middle
Dry-down
Fragrance Notes

The Ritual
One spray into the collar of a soft knit sweater and one over the shoulder of a wool coat. Applied to attire — never to skin — the espresso and vanilla settle into the weave and warm as the evening goes on.
“Thy name is as ointment poured forth.”
Song of Solomon 1:3
A Fragrance in Its Element
The Occasion
The Attire
The Details
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