Aromatic
Leather
Woody
Top Notesbetel leafblack peppercypress
Heartcypriolorange blossom
Base Notesakigalawoodfirleathersandalwood
Tags
#clean
Style
for him
Blackish green, glistening and cool - like dragon's scales. An oakmoss beast.
Drakon is a full-on vintage fougere in a style we thought was extinct, appearing only in perfume legends. It's a bitter, powdery green leather which starts with punchy betel leaves, then slides into a resinous fir/cypress maze, finally coiling up on a bed of oakmoss.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
Drakon suits a composed, slightly austere presence: a dark wool jacket, an unhurried conversation, the bitter green edge of the fragrance cutting through warm indoor air. Its powdery leather and resinous woods suggest old-school formality without becoming soft or nostalgic.
How to wear
Cool autumn weather suits the resinous woods and leather, allowing the green opening to remain distinct. Start with one or two sprays on skin beneath clothing for a measured presence; add more only after assessing the extrait’s strength. In warmer conditions, keep the application light so the darker base does not crowd the aromatic facets.
Who it’s for
For admirers of bitter green fragrances, vintage-style fougères and dry leather rather than sweet, plush compositions. Drakon will appeal to those who enjoy coniferous woods, powdery textures and a stern aromatic character with a substantial woody base.
Release year
2020
The nose
Jordi Fernández is a Spanish perfumer known for rich woody compositions and his affinity for Middle Eastern perfumery, particularly oud, amber and substantial base accords. His work often balances powerful materials with carefully defined contrasts. In Drakon, that approach takes a green, leathery form, pairing aromatic sharpness with darker woods.
CARNER’s story
Carner Barcelona translates Mediterranean places, emotions and memories into fragrance, with Barcelona as its creative centre. The house combines contemporary perfumery with a respect for materials and local craftsmanship, reflected in its handmade packaging and signature wooden caps. Founder Sara Carner’s family background in leatherwork informs that emphasis on texture and workmanship.
Drakon’s concept
Drakon belongs to the Bestial Collection, introduced alongside Bestium and Felino as an homage to the fantastical animals of Barcelona’s Modernist architecture. Its dragon imagery becomes an olfactory contrast: sharp green aromatics evoke the creature’s skin, while powerful woods and leather give the composition its darker body.
Extra info
Carner’s inspiration text calls Barcelona “Drakcelona,” a nod to the dragons scattered through the city’s architecture. Drakon also has a longer historical note list than its current official pyramid; that difference alone does not establish a reformulation.
Top Notesbetel leafblack peppercypress
Heartcypriolorange blossom
Base Notesakigalawoodfirleathersandalwood
Tags
#clean
Style
for him
Blackish green, glistening and cool - like dragon's scales. An oakmoss beast.
Drakon is a full-on vintage fougere in a style we thought was extinct, appearing only in perfume legends. It's a bitter, powdery green leather which starts with punchy betel leaves, then slides into a resinous fir/cypress maze, finally coiling up on a bed of oakmoss.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
Drakon suits a composed, slightly austere presence: a dark wool jacket, an unhurried conversation, the bitter green edge of the fragrance cutting through warm indoor air. Its powdery leather and resinous woods suggest old-school formality without becoming soft or nostalgic.
How to wear
Cool autumn weather suits the resinous woods and leather, allowing the green opening to remain distinct. Start with one or two sprays on skin beneath clothing for a measured presence; add more only after assessing the extrait’s strength. In warmer conditions, keep the application light so the darker base does not crowd the aromatic facets.
Who it’s for
For admirers of bitter green fragrances, vintage-style fougères and dry leather rather than sweet, plush compositions. Drakon will appeal to those who enjoy coniferous woods, powdery textures and a stern aromatic character with a substantial woody base.
Release year
2020
The nose
Jordi Fernández is a Spanish perfumer known for rich woody compositions and his affinity for Middle Eastern perfumery, particularly oud, amber and substantial base accords. His work often balances powerful materials with carefully defined contrasts. In Drakon, that approach takes a green, leathery form, pairing aromatic sharpness with darker woods.
CARNER’s story
Carner Barcelona translates Mediterranean places, emotions and memories into fragrance, with Barcelona as its creative centre. The house combines contemporary perfumery with a respect for materials and local craftsmanship, reflected in its handmade packaging and signature wooden caps. Founder Sara Carner’s family background in leatherwork informs that emphasis on texture and workmanship.
Drakon’s concept
Drakon belongs to the Bestial Collection, introduced alongside Bestium and Felino as an homage to the fantastical animals of Barcelona’s Modernist architecture. Its dragon imagery becomes an olfactory contrast: sharp green aromatics evoke the creature’s skin, while powerful woods and leather give the composition its darker body.
Extra info
Carner’s inspiration text calls Barcelona “Drakcelona,” a nod to the dragons scattered through the city’s architecture. Drakon also has a longer historical note list than its current official pyramid; that difference alone does not establish a reformulation.