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Nishane Hundred Silent Ways X

Floral, gourmand, leathery, vanilla, and powdery.

Top Notes: Tuberose, Mandarin, Peach
Heart Notes: Gardenia, Orris, Jasmine, Heliotrope
Base Notes: Vanilla, Leather, Patchouli

Hundred Silent Ways X opens with creamy tuberose, mandarin, and peach before gardenia, orris, jasmine, and heliotrope form a plush powdery heart. Vanilla softens the base while leather and patchouli add darker contrast, making the composition deeper and more structured without losing its floral-gourmand character.

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Scent Pyramid

Top: Tuberose, Mandarin, Peach
Heart: Gardenia, Orris, Jasmine, Heliotrope
Base: Vanilla, Leather, Patchouli

Fragrance Details

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About the Fragrance

Hundred Silent Ways X revisits NISHANE’s floral-gourmand theme through tuberose, mandarin, peach, gardenia, orris, jasmine, heliotrope, vanilla, leather, and patchouli.

This fragrance is currently part of the Full Bottle Route fragrance archive.

Quick Facts

Brand: Nishane
Perfumer: Anne Flipo
Release year: 2023
Concentration: Extrait de Parfum
Fragrance family: Floral Gourmand Leathery
Expected wear: Extended
Projection: Strong
Strength: Strong
Collection: The X Collection
Scent profile: Floral, Gourmand, Leathery, Vanilla, Powdery
Availability: Archived

Production Status

Production status: In Production

Notes & Composition

Top: Tuberose, Mandarin, Peach
Middle: Gardenia, Orris, Jasmine, Heliotrope
Base: Vanilla, Leather, Patchouli

Scent Profile

Primary profile: Floral, Gourmand, Leathery, Vanilla, Powdery

Floral notes are softened by a powdery texture, giving the fragrance a smoother and more polished character.

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When to Wear It

Best seasons: Spring, Fall, Winter
Best for: Date Night, Going Out, Special Occasion
Day / night: Night
Mood: Plush, Warm, Sensual

Sweeter, richer facets give Nishane Hundred Silent Ways X a natural place in cooler-weather wear, especially after dark. Strong projection and a 8+ hour wear estimate keep the guidance grounded while its plush, warm, sensual character suits date night, going out, special occasion.

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Summary

Hundred Silent Ways X is a richer floral-gourmand Extrait de Parfum that combines tuberose, peach, white florals, powder, vanilla, leather, and patchouli. Mandarin brightens the opening before gardenia, orris, jasmine, and heliotrope make the center plush and creamy. Vanilla softens the base while leather and patchouli give the fragrance more darkness and structure. The result preserves the sweet floral appeal of the original concept but feels deeper, suited to shoppers who want white florals and vanilla with a noticeable leathery finish.

About the Brand

NISHANE is an Istanbul-based niche perfume house known for concentrated Extraits de Parfum and collections shaped by culture, storytelling, individuality, and the meeting point between East and West. Its catalog spans citrus, tea, florals, woods, leather, oud, amber, spice, and gourmand styles. Hundred Silent Ways X belongs to The X Collection and represents the house’s deeper floral-gourmand vocabulary. Tuberose, peach, gardenia, orris, jasmine, heliotrope, vanilla, leather, and patchouli move from creamy flowers into a darker base, showing NISHANE’s preference for strong concentration and clearly defined material contrast.