Leather
Spicy
Notesblack peppercypriolleathermuskorris (iris root)saffron
Style
unisex
Naga are divine male half-human, half-serpent beings from Hindu and Buddhist mythology, revered as guardians of treasure. In this eau de parfum, saffron's glowing spice and fiery Sri Lankan black pepper awaken the scent. Out of this heat, Indian cypriol root arises, shapeshifting between leather, frankincense and vetiver. This is where the snake coils back on itself, entwining with the powdered caress of orris absolute and musk.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
The Naga suits an evening when conversation slows and people draw closer. Pepper and saffron give the first impression an assertive edge; leathery cypriol and powdered orris bring a softer texture beneath it, suggesting composure rather than spectacle.
How to wear
A natural choice for cooler weather, when its spice and leathery-rooty texture can feel enveloping. Start with one or two sprays on skin and let the peppery opening settle before adding more. For close indoor settings, a restrained application keeps the emphasis on the softer orris and musk.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to dry spice, rooty woods and leather-like textures rather than overt sweetness. The powdered orris and musky finish will appeal to wearers who enjoy a firm opening balanced by a softer, more tactile base.
Release year
2025
The nose
Maxime Exler and Véronique Nyberg are jointly credited with The Naga. Nyberg brings a background in chemistry and a practice that balances technical precision with expressive contrasts of texture. Here, the composition moves between peppery heat, cypriol’s leathery character and the softness of orris and musk.
Param Sara’s story
Founded by Ankita Gill, Param Sara draws on Indian roots and Asian ingredients, rituals and cultural heritage. Its approach treats perfume as a means of self-exploration and emotional connection, translating ideas of energy and transcendence into contemporary compositions and symbolic design.
The Naga’s concept
The Naga takes its name from the half-human, half-serpent guardians of Hindu and Buddhist mythology. Created for Season 002 alongside The Nagi, it explores contrasting warm and cool sensations. Saffron and Sri Lankan black pepper introduce heat; Indian cypriol, powdered orris and musk trace a softer development, imagined as a serpent coiling back on itself.
Extra info
The Naga also comes in a limited-edition 12 ml Red Book presentation housed in a vegan-leather case. A two-vial Duality Set pairs it with The Nagi, allowing the collection’s opposing warm-to-cool and cool-to-warm concepts to be explored together.
Notesblack peppercypriolleathermuskorris (iris root)saffron
Style
unisex
Naga are divine male half-human, half-serpent beings from Hindu and Buddhist mythology, revered as guardians of treasure. In this eau de parfum, saffron's glowing spice and fiery Sri Lankan black pepper awaken the scent. Out of this heat, Indian cypriol root arises, shapeshifting between leather, frankincense and vetiver. This is where the snake coils back on itself, entwining with the powdered caress of orris absolute and musk.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
The Naga suits an evening when conversation slows and people draw closer. Pepper and saffron give the first impression an assertive edge; leathery cypriol and powdered orris bring a softer texture beneath it, suggesting composure rather than spectacle.
How to wear
A natural choice for cooler weather, when its spice and leathery-rooty texture can feel enveloping. Start with one or two sprays on skin and let the peppery opening settle before adding more. For close indoor settings, a restrained application keeps the emphasis on the softer orris and musk.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to dry spice, rooty woods and leather-like textures rather than overt sweetness. The powdered orris and musky finish will appeal to wearers who enjoy a firm opening balanced by a softer, more tactile base.
Release year
2025
The nose
Maxime Exler and Véronique Nyberg are jointly credited with The Naga. Nyberg brings a background in chemistry and a practice that balances technical precision with expressive contrasts of texture. Here, the composition moves between peppery heat, cypriol’s leathery character and the softness of orris and musk.
Param Sara’s story
Founded by Ankita Gill, Param Sara draws on Indian roots and Asian ingredients, rituals and cultural heritage. Its approach treats perfume as a means of self-exploration and emotional connection, translating ideas of energy and transcendence into contemporary compositions and symbolic design.
The Naga’s concept
The Naga takes its name from the half-human, half-serpent guardians of Hindu and Buddhist mythology. Created for Season 002 alongside The Nagi, it explores contrasting warm and cool sensations. Saffron and Sri Lankan black pepper introduce heat; Indian cypriol, powdered orris and musk trace a softer development, imagined as a serpent coiling back on itself.
Extra info
The Naga also comes in a limited-edition 12 ml Red Book presentation housed in a vegan-leather case. A two-vial Duality Set pairs it with The Nagi, allowing the collection’s opposing warm-to-cool and cool-to-warm concepts to be explored together.