NISHANE · EXTRAIT DE PARFUM · 2017
Pineapple, bergamot and grapefruit cut into jasmine, patchouli, cedarwood, oakmoss and dry modern woods.
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AN ISTANBUL CHYPRE WHERE PINEAPPLE BRIGHTNESS MEETS A LONG GREEN-WOODED SHADOW
Hacivat opens with Nishane’s official trio of bergamot, pineapple and grapefruit, then sets jasmine against patchouli and cedarwood before clearwood, oakmoss and dry timberwood take over the structure. The house publishes this as a citrus, chypre and woody Extrait de Parfum within its Shadow Play Trilogy; Parffolio follows that disclosed top-heart-base architecture without adding unlisted notes.
Its signature is the collision between juicy fruit and disciplined structure: pineapple throws the light, while moss and dry woods draw the lasting outline.
— Parffolio Editorial
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THREE MOMENTS, ONE EVOLVING SCENT
Pineapple supplies immediate golden fruit, but bergamot and grapefruit keep it taut. The effect is bright and juicy without losing the dry citrus edge that prepares the chypre structure underneath.
Jasmine keeps a pale floral glow inside the composition while patchouli darkens the centre and cedarwood gives it clean vertical structure. The fruit remains visible, now viewed through a greener, drier frame.
Oakmoss brings the chypre’s green-earthy shadow. Clearwood adds a cleaner patchouli-like transparency, while dry timberwood extends the composition as a spare, modern woody trail rather than a sweet finish.
FROM FIRST SPRAY TO LATE DRYDOWN
Golden fruit appears inside a crisp, slightly bitter citrus frame.
Floral light remains while green earth and dry cedar gain definition.
The chypre shadow comes forward and the fruit becomes more abstract.
A clean, dry woody outline carries the composition’s green memory.
CONTEMPORARY 2017 COVERAGE ATTRIBUTES HACIVAT TO JORGE LEE
Nishane’s current product page does not display an individual perfumer credit. Contemporary 2017 coverage and later fragrance references attribute Hacivat to Jorge Lee; a 2020 Perfumer & Flavorist profile identifies Lee as chief perfumer at MG International in Istanbul. Parffolio therefore routes this portrait under Jorge Lee while keeping the source of that attribution explicit.
The composition feels architectural: citrus and pineapple lift the façade, while patchouli, cedarwood and oakmoss carry the weight beneath it.
— Parffolio Editorial
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