KARAKORAM | ALÉNOR SCENTS

ALÉNOR SCENTS / EDITORIAL STORY

KARAKORAM

Beyond the road. Above the clouds. Four evocative fragrance profiles take their names from a mountain gateway and three extraordinary peaks of northern Pakistan.

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THE IDEA / PROLOGUE

The mountains do not ask to be conquered. They ask to be encountered.

KARAKORAM begins at Askole, follows the character of stone in Haramosh, opens into the skies of Trivor and comes to rest beneath the mist of Rakaposhi, known locally as Dumani. Four places; four olfactory interpretations; one symbolic ascent. These locations are not presented as a single physical trekking route.

THE FOUNDING FOURA JOURNEY IN FOUR CHAPTERS
ASKOLÉ — editorial 50 ml fragrance bottle illustration set in its chapter atmosphere, not documentary photography or final packaging

CHAPTER 01 / 04   ·   THE THRESHOLD

ASKOLE · SHIGAR DISTRICT · GILGIT-BALTISTAN

ASKOLÉ

The warmth before the wilderness.

There is a moment when the familiar world gives way to the unknown. In Askole, at the threshold of the great Baltoro landscapes, the journey begins not with conquest, but with a decision to go farther. The air is still warm. The mountains wait.

Sicilian bergamot and pink pepper open the encounter. Davana, oud and white amber add richness; leather, musk and vetiver leave a trail of quiet resolve.

THE OLFACTIVE DIRECTION

BERGAMOT · PINK PEPPER · DAVANA · OUD · WHITE AMBER · LEATHER · VETIVER

Reference inspiration: GISSAH IMPERIAL VALLEY. A planned ALÉNOR fragrance profile. Independent interpretation, not affiliated with the original fragrance house.

HARAMOSHÉ — editorial 50 ml fragrance bottle illustration set in its chapter atmosphere, not documentary photography or final packaging

CHAPTER 02 / 04   ·   THE EARTH

HARAMOSH · RAKAPOSHI–HARAMOSH MOUNTAINS

HARAMOSHÉ

The ground beneath every ascent.

Beyond the threshold, the terrain turns austere. Haramosh rises in rock and ice, demanding respect rather than applause. Here, the traveller learns that strength is not noise. It is the patience to continue.

Grapefruit brings a sharp opening; flint-like mineral facets, cedar and vetiver evoke sun-warmed stone, dry earth and the discipline of the ascent.

THE OLFACTIVE DIRECTION

GRAPEFRUIT · FLINT ACCORD · CEDAR · VETIVER

Reference inspiration: TERRE D’HERMÈS. A planned ALÉNOR fragrance profile. Independent interpretation, not affiliated with the original fragrance house.

TRIVOR — editorial 50 ml fragrance bottle illustration set in its chapter atmosphere, not documentary photography or final packaging

CHAPTER 03 / 04   ·   THE SKY

TRIVOR · HISPAR MUZTAGH · KARAKORAM

TRIVOR

When the world becomes wider.

The landscape opens. Trivor belongs to a realm of exposed ridges, wind and immense distance. What once felt heavy begins to fall away. This chapter is not about reaching a summit; it is about the clarity that comes with elevation.

A clean rush of grapefruit, rosemary and cardamom meets soft florals, cedar, suede and vetiver—bright, composed and effortlessly expansive.

THE OLFACTIVE DIRECTION

GRAPEFRUIT · ROSEMARY · CARDAMOM · TUBEROSE · CEDAR · SUEDE · VETIVER

Reference inspiration: LACOSTE L.12.12 WHITE. A planned ALÉNOR fragrance profile. Independent interpretation, not affiliated with the original fragrance house.

DUMANÉ — editorial 50 ml fragrance bottle illustration set in its chapter atmosphere, not documentary photography or final packaging

CHAPTER 04 / 04   ·   THE MOTHER OF MIST

RAKAPOSHI · DUMANI · NAGAR VALLEY

DUMANÉ

Above the clouds. Beyond words.

And finally, Dumani: Rakaposhi, the Mother of Mist. Rising above Nagar Valley, the mountain moves between revelation and concealment. The clouds do not diminish her presence. They give it a language all its own. The journey ends with awe, not possession.

Bergamot and blackcurrant meet crisp green facets, airy tea, an ozonic suggestion and clean musk. An olfactory impression of cold light and mountain mist.

THE OLFACTIVE DIRECTION

BERGAMOT · BLACKCURRANT · GREEN FACETS · TEA · OZONIC AIR · MUSK · SANDALWOOD

Reference inspiration: CREED SILVER MOUNTAIN WATER. An existing ALÉNOR product; stock and availability may vary. Independent interpretation, not affiliated with the original fragrance house.

AN ALÉNOR COLLECTION OF FOUR

KARAKORAM

Four fragrances. A higher perspective.

From the final road to the sky beyond, four distinct directions tell a story of threshold, earth, height and the Mother of Mist.

EXPLORE THE 50 ML SERIES 4 × 50 ML · 10% SERIES SAVING PLANNED · NOT YET AVAILABLE
KARAKORAM — four individual illustrative 50 ml bottles, editorial collection artwork

The bottle images represent future 50 ml presentations. They are creative illustrations, not evidence of available stock or final production packaging. The complete 4 × 50 ml bundle and its planned 10% series saving are not yet available for checkout.

KARAKORAM / FOUR FRAGRANCES

DISCOVERY SET

Discover the KARAKORAM story in four individual 10 ml fragrances. A considered introduction to the landscape of the collection before choosing your signature.

4 × 10 ML   ·   40% EXTRAIT DE PARFUM

PKR 3,599

CURRENTLY SOLD OUT · FULL SET RELEASE TO BE CONFIRMED

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KARAKORAM — four 10 ml discovery vials and presentation box, conceptual imagery

THE COMPLETE SERIES · FOUR STORIES IN SCENT. The Discovery Set is a currently sold-out 4 × 10 ml product at PKR 3,599. A 4 × 50 ml series bundle is planned for a future release. Concept imagery is illustrative; individual profile production and inventory must be confirmed before checkout.

AN ALÉNOR SCENTS STORY

The ascent ends.
The range does not.

A complete first story, with room for more landscapes, more fragrances and new chapters to come.

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Photography and geographical acknowledgements

Rakaposhi hero photograph · Tahsin Anwar Ali (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY-SA 3.0.

The four chapter images and 50 ml collection visuals are illustrative CGI, not photographs of the named mountains or commercially produced 50 ml bottles.

The remaining Rakaposhi hero photograph is sourced from Wikimedia Commons and credited above. The chapter and bottle scenes are conceptual illustrations. Geographical names refer to real places in Pakistan; the ascent is symbolic, not a mapped route. All four fragrance references are independent interpretations by ALÉNOR SCENTS.