Floral
Fruity
Vintage/old school
Woody
Top Notesapricotchampacaosmanthuspeach
Heartambervanilla
Base Notesoudsmokethai oudtonka beanswhite musk
Tags
#sexy
#smoky
Style
unisex
The name Pushpak comes from the Sanskrit for “season of flowers”, and this extrait is inspired by the essence of first love. Love’s first touch is summoned with notes of white champaca and osmanthus absolute, with fruity notes of peach and apricot. The warmth of a first hug is suggested by the glow of vanilla and amber, with tonka bean absolute and Thai oud deepening the experience. A tender whisper of powdery musk remains delicately present throughout.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
Pushpak suits the quiet intensity of sitting close enough for conversation to become private. Peach-toned flowers bring tenderness, while smoky oud and powdery warmth give that softness an old-fashioned sensuality—more intimate than demonstrative.
How to wear
Its amber, vanilla and oud suggest a natural fit for mild to cool weather. Start with one or two sprays on skin and let the extrait settle before adding more; a restrained application keeps the fruit and flowers in balance with the warmer base. In heat, apply more lightly.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to plush fruity florals, powdery vintage textures and oud softened by sweetness. Pushpak offers an intimate meeting of apricot-toned osmanthus, champaca and warm woods, rather than a crisp floral or an uncompromisingly dark oud.
Release year
2023 (or 2025)
The nose
Ashek Zubayer is Byermia’s perfume artist, working with natural and synthetic materials to connect vintage perfumery aesthetics with modern techniques. His approach emphasizes natural oud, floral absolutes and woods. In Pushpak, that vocabulary takes a tender direction: fruit-toned flowers meet warm amber, vanilla and Thai oud in a composition inspired by first love.
Byermia’s story
Byermia is a Sydney-based family perfume house built around handcrafted compositions, rare natural materials and a dialogue between vintage aesthetics and modern techniques. Rather than pursuing an exclusively natural palette, it combines naturals and synthetics, paying particular attention to the origin and extraction of oud, flowers and woods.
Pushpak’s concept
Pushpak belongs to Byermia’s Epoch Series, which traces stages of life through fragrance. Its subject is first love: champaca and osmanthus suggest floral tenderness, vanilla and amber evoke the warmth of affection, and Thai oud adds a darker dimension. Tonka and powdery musk carry the idea of an embrace lingering in memory.
Extra info
Byermia interprets the name Pushpak, derived from “Pushpaka,” as the season of blooming flowers. Within the Epoch Series, it represents first love between Ankura’s youth and Udbaha’s marriage. Pushpak was also a top-ten finalist for the Niche Perfume Brand Award at the 2025 Asia Perfume Awards.
Top Notesapricotchampacaosmanthuspeach
Heartambervanilla
Base Notesoudsmokethai oudtonka beanswhite musk
Tags
#sexy
#smoky
Style
unisex
The name Pushpak comes from the Sanskrit for “season of flowers”, and this extrait is inspired by the essence of first love. Love’s first touch is summoned with notes of white champaca and osmanthus absolute, with fruity notes of peach and apricot. The warmth of a first hug is suggested by the glow of vanilla and amber, with tonka bean absolute and Thai oud deepening the experience. A tender whisper of powdery musk remains delicately present throughout.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
Pushpak suits the quiet intensity of sitting close enough for conversation to become private. Peach-toned flowers bring tenderness, while smoky oud and powdery warmth give that softness an old-fashioned sensuality—more intimate than demonstrative.
How to wear
Its amber, vanilla and oud suggest a natural fit for mild to cool weather. Start with one or two sprays on skin and let the extrait settle before adding more; a restrained application keeps the fruit and flowers in balance with the warmer base. In heat, apply more lightly.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to plush fruity florals, powdery vintage textures and oud softened by sweetness. Pushpak offers an intimate meeting of apricot-toned osmanthus, champaca and warm woods, rather than a crisp floral or an uncompromisingly dark oud.
Release year
2023 (or 2025)
The nose
Ashek Zubayer is Byermia’s perfume artist, working with natural and synthetic materials to connect vintage perfumery aesthetics with modern techniques. His approach emphasizes natural oud, floral absolutes and woods. In Pushpak, that vocabulary takes a tender direction: fruit-toned flowers meet warm amber, vanilla and Thai oud in a composition inspired by first love.
Byermia’s story
Byermia is a Sydney-based family perfume house built around handcrafted compositions, rare natural materials and a dialogue between vintage aesthetics and modern techniques. Rather than pursuing an exclusively natural palette, it combines naturals and synthetics, paying particular attention to the origin and extraction of oud, flowers and woods.
Pushpak’s concept
Pushpak belongs to Byermia’s Epoch Series, which traces stages of life through fragrance. Its subject is first love: champaca and osmanthus suggest floral tenderness, vanilla and amber evoke the warmth of affection, and Thai oud adds a darker dimension. Tonka and powdery musk carry the idea of an embrace lingering in memory.
Extra info
Byermia interprets the name Pushpak, derived from “Pushpaka,” as the season of blooming flowers. Within the Epoch Series, it represents first love between Ankura’s youth and Udbaha’s marriage. Pushpak was also a top-ten finalist for the Niche Perfume Brand Award at the 2025 Asia Perfume Awards.