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The House of Oud Up To The Moon fragrance bottle
The House of Oud

The House of Oud Up To The Moon

$176.95
Bottle size 2.5 fl oz

Fruity, floral, powdery, musky, sweet, woody.

Key Fragrance Notes:

  • Top: Tuscan Iris, Black Currant, Neroli, Pear, Grapefruit
  • Heart: Magnolia, Damask Rose, Jasmine Sambac
  • Base: Raspberry, Madagascar Vanilla, Musk, Amber, Ambrette, Sandalwood

Up To The Moon opens with iris, black currant, neroli, pear, and grapefruit before magnolia, Damask rose, and jasmine sambac form a luminous floral heart. Raspberry, Madagascar vanilla, musk, amber, ambrette, and sandalwood create a softly sweet, musky woody base. The profile is fruity, floral, powdery, and gently sweet.

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Scent Pyramid

Top
Tuscan Iris, Black Currant, Neroli, Pear, Grapefruit
Heart
Magnolia, Damask Rose, Jasmine Sambac
Base
Raspberry, Madagascar Vanilla, Musk, Amber, Ambrette, Sandalwood

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About the Fragrance

Up To The Moon is a current THoO Arts Collection fragrance at 30% concentration, created as an olfactory translation of soprano Nino Machaidze’s voice. Florentine iris, blackcurrant, pink grapefruit, neroli, and pear open the scent before Damask rose, jasmine sambac, and magnolia form the heart. Raspberry, ambrette, amber, Mysore sandalwood, Madagascar vanilla, and fruity musks create the base. THoO credits Cristian Calabrò and Carlo Ribeiro as the noses.

Quick Facts

Brand
Fragrant Nest
Perfumer
Cristian Calabro, Carlo Ribero
Release year
2020
Concentration
Eau de Parfum
Fragrance family
Amber Floral
Expected wear
Long
Projection
Moderate
Strength
Strong
Scent profile
Fruity, Floral, Powdery, Musky, Sweet, Woody
Full bottle size
2.5 fl oz
Availability
Available

Production Status

Production status
In Production

Notes & Composition

Top
Tuscan Iris, Black Currant, Neroli, Pear, Grapefruit
Middle
Magnolia, Damask Rose, Jasmine Sambac
Base
Raspberry, Madagascar Vanilla, Musk, Amber, Ambrette, Sandalwood

Scent Profile

Primary profile: Fruity, Floral, Powdery, Musky, Sweet, Woody

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
Best for
Date Night, Special Occasion
Day / night
Day, Night
Mood
Luminous, Expressive, Elegant

Sweeter, richer facets give The House of Oud Up To The Moon a natural place in cooler-weather wear, especially after dark. Moderate projection and a 6–8 hour wear estimate keep the guidance grounded while its luminous, expressive, elegant character suits date night, special occasion.

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Summary

THoO Up To The Moon is a 30% floral-fruity fragrance that pairs iris, blackcurrant, grapefruit, neroli, pear, rose, magnolia, jasmine, raspberry, vanilla, musk, amber, ambrette, and sandalwood. Florentine iris gives the opening a soft powdery polish while blackcurrant and grapefruit add tart brightness and pear keeps the fruit juicy. Damask rose, magnolia, and jasmine sambac build a radiant floral heart without becoming especially heavy. Raspberry and Madagascar vanilla sweeten the base, while ambrette, fruity musks, amber, and Mysore sandalwood make the drydown smooth and warm. THoO created the fragrance as an olfactory interpretation of soprano Nino Machaidze’s voice. It should suit shoppers who enjoy polished fruity florals with powdery iris and vanilla warmth. The overall effect is luminous, expressive, and elegant.

About the Brand

The House of Oud, now styled THoO, was created by Italian perfumer and creative director Andrea Casotti as a way to combine fragrance, art, travel, raw materials, and visual culture in one experimental house. Casotti describes his work as a meeting of engineering and artistic instinct, using perfumery to translate places, memories, colors, and moments into scent. The brand’s identity has historically centered on oud as both a material and a symbol of exploration rather than requiring every composition to be dominated by oud. Its sculptural bottles and cross-disciplinary collaborations reinforce the house’s positioning as an artistic niche fragrance project.

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