The note presents as a sophisticated, nuanced woody aroma, distinct from the common Cedar or Sandalwood. It evokes the quiet, stoic presence of an ancient forest. Initially, there's a delicate, almost ethereal green freshness, like sap flowing just beneath the bark, swiftly transitioning into a drier, more grounded woody core. This heart is reminiscent of mature timber, dry but not brittle, with subtle undertones of damp earth and a hint of mineral dust. It possesses a smooth, almost polished texture, less splintered than raw oak, more akin to finely worked wood. Its intensity is moderate, never overwhelming, offering a gentle, enveloping projection. As it evolves, it settles into a persistent, slightly rooty and moss-dusted warmth, hinting at the forest floor after a light rain. It functions primarily as a heart note, providing structure and natural depth, though its tenacious base elements can linger well into the dry-down.