Bohemian adds a new oud variety to Bloom’s portfolio of oud themes perfumes – Moluccas oud. It has been obtained for you by Swedoft in that same remote tiny archipelago that was the cause of spice wars over pepper and nutmeg in 17th century. Moluccas have their own unique micro-climate and soil enriched with volcanic ash.
So please savoir the earthy leathery oud note that reflects the faraway island’s topical air. The perfumer highlights this material’s earthy vibes with white pepper, vetiver and patchouli.
Bohemian is a potent rich leather perfume, smelling of leather maps, precious spices and single shot pistols hidden in antique treasure chests.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
Bohemian belongs to close, low-lit spaces where its smoke and leather can unfold without being softened by distance. It projects a rugged, almost tactile presence, like a dark coat worn indoors, leaving a dry spicy trail that feels deliberate and self-possessed.
How to wear
Best in cool weather and evening air, Bohemian wears with a heavy hand: one or two sprays are enough for a strong, long-lasting effect. On skin it turns smoky, leathery and dry; in the air it reads louder, with the oud and pepper pushing forward before the woods settle in.
Who it’s for
For wearers who like oud with bite: smoky, leathery, spicy and a little animalic. It suits people drawn to dark woods, incense and unconventional niche perfumes with a rugged, assertive profile.
Release year
2020
The nose
Sfean J.A. is the perfumer behind Bohemian, a fragrance that fits the contemporary niche approach of building a scent around a single striking material and pushing it into bold territory. Here, the composition leans into oud, smoke and leather with a deliberately polarizing edge, showing a taste for texture, contrast and intensity rather than smoothness. His work on Bohemian suggests a style that values atmosphere and material character: pepper to sharpen, incense to deepen, vetiver and patchouli to dry the composition out, and leather to give it a rugged, tactile finish. The result is a perfume that feels constructed for presence, not restraint.
SweDoft’s story
SweDoft is an emerging Swedish niche house with a taste for bold, artistic compositions that do not aim to please everyone. Its fragrances tend to foreground strong materials and distinctive contrasts, favoring character, texture and a clear point of view over easy polish.
Bohemian’s concept
Bohemian was built around Moluccas oud, a material linked to the remote Indonesian archipelago whose volcanic soil and tropical microclimate are part of the fragrance's story. The concept draws on that faraway, spice-trade landscape and translates it into a smoky leather composition with pepper, vetiver, patchouli and incense, evoking antique maps, dry woods and hidden treasure.
Extra info
Bohemian is part of SweDoft's Original 2020 collection and centers on Moluccas oud, a rare-sounding theme tied to the spice islands of Indonesia. The brand's own description compares it to leather maps, precious spices and single-shot pistols hidden in antique treasure chests.
Bohemian adds a new oud variety to Bloom’s portfolio of oud themes perfumes – Moluccas oud. It has been obtained for you by Swedoft in that same remote tiny archipelago that was the cause of spice wars over pepper and nutmeg in 17th century. Moluccas have their own unique micro-climate and soil enriched with volcanic ash.
So please savoir the earthy leathery oud note that reflects the faraway island’s topical air. The perfumer highlights this material’s earthy vibes with white pepper, vetiver and patchouli.
Bohemian is a potent rich leather perfume, smelling of leather maps, precious spices and single shot pistols hidden in antique treasure chests.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
Bohemian belongs to close, low-lit spaces where its smoke and leather can unfold without being softened by distance. It projects a rugged, almost tactile presence, like a dark coat worn indoors, leaving a dry spicy trail that feels deliberate and self-possessed.
How to wear
Best in cool weather and evening air, Bohemian wears with a heavy hand: one or two sprays are enough for a strong, long-lasting effect. On skin it turns smoky, leathery and dry; in the air it reads louder, with the oud and pepper pushing forward before the woods settle in.
Who it’s for
For wearers who like oud with bite: smoky, leathery, spicy and a little animalic. It suits people drawn to dark woods, incense and unconventional niche perfumes with a rugged, assertive profile.
Release year
2020
The nose
Sfean J.A. is the perfumer behind Bohemian, a fragrance that fits the contemporary niche approach of building a scent around a single striking material and pushing it into bold territory. Here, the composition leans into oud, smoke and leather with a deliberately polarizing edge, showing a taste for texture, contrast and intensity rather than smoothness. His work on Bohemian suggests a style that values atmosphere and material character: pepper to sharpen, incense to deepen, vetiver and patchouli to dry the composition out, and leather to give it a rugged, tactile finish. The result is a perfume that feels constructed for presence, not restraint.
SweDoft’s story
SweDoft is an emerging Swedish niche house with a taste for bold, artistic compositions that do not aim to please everyone. Its fragrances tend to foreground strong materials and distinctive contrasts, favoring character, texture and a clear point of view over easy polish.
Bohemian’s concept
Bohemian was built around Moluccas oud, a material linked to the remote Indonesian archipelago whose volcanic soil and tropical microclimate are part of the fragrance's story. The concept draws on that faraway, spice-trade landscape and translates it into a smoky leather composition with pepper, vetiver, patchouli and incense, evoking antique maps, dry woods and hidden treasure.
Extra info
Bohemian is part of SweDoft's Original 2020 collection and centers on Moluccas oud, a rare-sounding theme tied to the spice islands of Indonesia. The brand's own description compares it to leather maps, precious spices and single-shot pistols hidden in antique treasure chests.