Floral
Leather
Spicy
Notesambercashmerancinnamongalbanumjasmineleatherpatchouliplumrosesandalwood
Tags
#fresh
Style
unisex
This is a lean rose folded between protective layers of ambered woody notes: Cashmeran, sandalwood, patchouli. Plum gives sweetness, leather lends toughness, cinnamon brings spice.
Perfumer: Dalia Izem
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
For a close conversation that stretches into the evening: the rose keeps the impression poised, while cinnamon and plum bring warmth without turning the mood sugary. Leather gives the floral softness a firmer outline, suggesting composure rather than ceremony.
How to wear
The cinnamon, leather and ambered woods make this a natural choice for cooler days and mild evenings. Start with one or two sprays on skin, allowing the rose and plum to settle into the woody base before adding more. In warm weather or close quarters, a lighter application keeps the sweeter, spicier facets measured.
Who it’s for
For those who enjoy rose with structure rather than powder or overt sweetness. Its plum, cinnamon and leather accents suit tastes that move between floral fragrances and warm woody compositions, with enough contrast to keep the rose from feeling purely romantic.
Release year
2019 (or 2018)
The nose
Dalia Izem composed Rose Cannelle, drawing on her Mediterranean family background and Middle Eastern roots. Her account of the fragrance reveals an approach informed by cooking and culture: cinnamon envelops the rose, lending comforting warmth, woody nuances and a balsamic effect alongside resins.
Collaborators
Founder Valérie Madrid shaped the house’s creative framework, imagining concepts that pair a principal perfume material with a spice and developing them with perfumers in France. Rose Cannelle applies that direction to Dalia Izem’s interpretation of rose and cinnamon.
La Closerie’s story
La Closerie des Parfums builds its fragrances around a dialogue between a precious perfume material and a spice, seeking combinations that reveal new facets of both. Founder Valérie Madrid connects this approach to her Bordeaux roots and the city’s history of wine and spice trading, while the house’s name evokes intimate Parisian gardens associated with imagination and artistic expression.
Rose Cannelle’s concept
Rose Cannelle draws on Dalia Izem’s Mediterranean culture and Middle Eastern roots, translating the generosity of cinnamon in cooking into a fragrant embrace around rose. Fruity, honeyed Damask rose meets Sri Lankan cinnamon, with leather and balsamic woods giving the composition its contrast of delicacy and strength.
Extra info
The fragrance appeared in contemporary Esxence coverage under the longer name Rose Suede Cannelle. Its current name is Rose Cannelle; the change in naming does not establish a reformulation.
Notesambercashmerancinnamongalbanumjasmineleatherpatchouliplumrosesandalwood
Tags
#fresh
Style
unisex
This is a lean rose folded between protective layers of ambered woody notes: Cashmeran, sandalwood, patchouli. Plum gives sweetness, leather lends toughness, cinnamon brings spice.
Perfumer: Dalia Izem
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
For a close conversation that stretches into the evening: the rose keeps the impression poised, while cinnamon and plum bring warmth without turning the mood sugary. Leather gives the floral softness a firmer outline, suggesting composure rather than ceremony.
How to wear
The cinnamon, leather and ambered woods make this a natural choice for cooler days and mild evenings. Start with one or two sprays on skin, allowing the rose and plum to settle into the woody base before adding more. In warm weather or close quarters, a lighter application keeps the sweeter, spicier facets measured.
Who it’s for
For those who enjoy rose with structure rather than powder or overt sweetness. Its plum, cinnamon and leather accents suit tastes that move between floral fragrances and warm woody compositions, with enough contrast to keep the rose from feeling purely romantic.
Release year
2019 (or 2018)
The nose
Dalia Izem composed Rose Cannelle, drawing on her Mediterranean family background and Middle Eastern roots. Her account of the fragrance reveals an approach informed by cooking and culture: cinnamon envelops the rose, lending comforting warmth, woody nuances and a balsamic effect alongside resins.
Collaborators
Founder Valérie Madrid shaped the house’s creative framework, imagining concepts that pair a principal perfume material with a spice and developing them with perfumers in France. Rose Cannelle applies that direction to Dalia Izem’s interpretation of rose and cinnamon.
La Closerie’s story
La Closerie des Parfums builds its fragrances around a dialogue between a precious perfume material and a spice, seeking combinations that reveal new facets of both. Founder Valérie Madrid connects this approach to her Bordeaux roots and the city’s history of wine and spice trading, while the house’s name evokes intimate Parisian gardens associated with imagination and artistic expression.
Rose Cannelle’s concept
Rose Cannelle draws on Dalia Izem’s Mediterranean culture and Middle Eastern roots, translating the generosity of cinnamon in cooking into a fragrant embrace around rose. Fruity, honeyed Damask rose meets Sri Lankan cinnamon, with leather and balsamic woods giving the composition its contrast of delicacy and strength.
Extra info
The fragrance appeared in contemporary Esxence coverage under the longer name Rose Suede Cannelle. Its current name is Rose Cannelle; the change in naming does not establish a reformulation.