Obvious Himalayan Spell

Obvious · Eau de parfum

Himalayan Spell

Your passport for Bhutan

100ml · HK$2,103

Coming soon

You can look. You can’t order it yet.

Librarian's notes

It's from this famous Himalayan birch wood with warm and leathery notes, that we set out to tell the story: the sorrows and the joys of one of the last impassable frontiers in the heart of the Hindu Kush. A remote and inaccessible place inhabited by Nepalese monasteries and the spirituality of Tibetan Buddhism. The olfactory incantations of subtle raspberry notes, swiftly followed by a powerful sensual animal note, take you to the summit of a mystical mountain, bringing you undeniably closer to the beauty of the Gods. Discover Frida's Thorns  and Malfa Walls  eaux de parfum in the High Standards collection.

About Obvious

Beauty is obvious. It does not need a speech.

David Frossard studied philosophy, then perfume. He founded Obvious because exclusive had become a joke. The clear line is here: Une Pistache, Un Musc, Une Figue, Un Bois, Un Oud, Une Rose, Une Vanille, plus Milk & Matcha, Scoville, Kakigori, Dulce de Leche, Floridita's Night, Frida's Thorns — and the same names as wash.

See the house
Delivery & returns

Collect at Shop 1029, free. Macao, Hong Kong and Mainland China by SF Express or JD Logistics — free from HK$500. Taiwan from HK$700. Fragrance, once opened, is final sale unless damaged in transit.

Service information
Payment

Charged in Hong Kong dollars. Card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Alipay and WeChat Pay. This website does not store card numbers.

Obvious Himalayan Spell

We believe beauty is obvious and does not need to be explained.

David Frossard
See the house
Obvious Himalayan SpellObvious Himalayan Spell

Notes

Top
Top

Red berries · Saffron · Black pepper

Heart
Heart

Nagarmotha · Cedar · Jasmine

Base
Base

Suede · Leather · Alsafi Oud

Good to know

Concentration
Eau de parfum
Size
100ml
Perfumer
Julien Rasquinet
Origin
Paris

Named for what it is.

Stories

Stories

Floridita’s Night, Malfa Walls, Frida’s Thorns, Himalayan Spell, Scoville. Places and people, still bottled under the same cork.

Explore the family

Letter

Sign up to our newsletter

One letter a week from the magazine. Members are already on the list; you can leave it.