The note, Kyara, is the apex of agarwood, possessing an almost ethereal depth that transcends mere woodiness. It unveils itself with a profound, multi-layered resonance: initially, a smooth, deep, almost butter-like woody warmth, devoid of the sharp, animalic facets often associated with more common oud varieties. It swiftly evolves into a complex tapestry of sweet resins, delicate spice (often cinnamon or clove-like nuances), and a hauntingly beautiful, slightly floral-fruity undertone, akin to dried plums or figs. There's an ancient, earthy quality, reminiscent of damp soil after rain, yet polished and refined. Its texture is like velvet smoke, smooth and enveloping, with an incredible density that feels both substantial and airy. Projection is moderate but persistent, creating a deeply personal sillage that invites close appreciation rather than demanding attention. Longevity is exceptional, settling into a sophisticated, sweet-woody skin scent that can linger for days. It is unequivocally a base note, forming the backbone and soul of any composition it graces, providing unparalleled grounding and richness.