Shakti Saffron

Shakti Saffron is a 2025 Unisex Extrait by Ataratma, composed by Nelly Hachem-Ruiz. The current official 50ml page labels it Extrait de Parfum at 25% and lists the bottle for £235, which places it in the Luxury price band. Its published pyramid opens with olibanum, cardamom and cherry, moves to cistus, cypriol and saffron, then settles into patchouli, labdanum and moss. The current product page and the local Fragrantica record agree on the phases and main materials. Two Fragrantica comments give sharply different reactions. One wearer describes smoky olibanum, resinous cherry and a honeyed saffron heart, with patchouli, labdanum and moss underneath. That reviewer reports more than ten hours of wear and strong projection for the first few hours, followed by a closer trail. The other commenter compares it unfavourably with other saffron fragrances and says it is not worth the price. A Parfumo statement independently picks out saffron and olibanum with cardamom and a liqueur-like cherry. These three short accounts support the main scent direction, but they are too few to establish a broad consensus. The local Fragrantica snapshot also contains small performance and season polls. Longevity responses range from weak to eternal, while sillage responses range from moderate to enormous. Fall and winter lead the seasonal selections, and night leads the time-of-day votes. These counts support a tentative cool-weather and evening lean, not a fixed rule. The long-wear report is one person's experience, so the profile does not promise a duration or projection distance. Shakti Saffron is best described as a warm, spicy and fruity saffron scent with an earthy, resinous finish and divided value opinions.