Floral
Notesambrette seedsbergamotblack teajasminejasmine sambacmandarin
Tags
#beast
#sexy
Style
unisex
In Buddhism, the ultimate aim is Nirvana, which refers to liberation from suffering and the attainment of peace. Find your peace with this enfolding eau de parfum, with the freshness of mandarin surrounded by waves of black tea and jasmine sambac. Go from floating in the clouds to drifting through the universe.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
This is the scent of someone moving through the day with a calm, self-possessed intensity: close enough to feel, but never loud. Its tea-and-jasmine glow suits intimate spaces where the air is warm and the conversation is slow, leaving a sensual, floating trace.
How to wear
Best in mild to warm weather, where its tea, citrus and jasmine facets can open cleanly without becoming heavy. Two to four sprays are enough; on skin it reads softly luminous and slightly musky, while in the air it leaves a smoother, more enveloping floral trail.
Who it’s for
For wearers who like floral scents with texture and restraint rather than sweetness alone. It will appeal to those drawn to tea notes, luminous jasmine, soft musks and fragrances that feel sensual, reflective and quietly unconventional.
Release year
2024
The nose
Ankita Gill The Nirvana is part of the creative world shaped by Ankita Gill, Param Sara’s founder, who oversees the brand’s fragrance direction. Her approach draws on Eastern ingredients and a personal vocabulary of memory, ritual and modern spirituality. Gill’s background in finance and fashion, along with training at the Grasse Institute of Perfumery, gives the house a polished but intimate point of view: compositions that feel considered, culturally rooted and emotionally resonant rather than decorative for its own sake.
Collaborators
Ankita Gill acted as the founder-creator and creative lead, shaping the concept, ingredient palette and overall emotional brief for the fragrance. Her role appears central to the composition’s direction, from the Eastern-inspired material choices to the idea of the scent as a linking element within the collection.
Param Sara’s story
Param Sara builds fragrances around Eastern heritage, self-discovery and a sense of transformation. The house presents scent as a bridge between memory and modernity, pairing spiritual imagery with a mindful-luxury ethos and a strong emphasis on ethical, natural-minded production.
The Nirvana’s concept
The Nirvana belongs to Param Sara’s Season 1: Moments Within Moments, a collection framed around life’s cycles and inner states. The fragrance takes its name from the Buddhist idea of liberation and peace, and the brand describes it as a linking force within the collection, with mandarin, black tea and jasmine sambac evoking a feeling of floating, then drifting outward into something larger.
Extra info
The Nirvana is part of Param Sara’s four-fragrance Season 1 collection, Moments Within Moments. The brand links the name Param Sara to the Sanskrit idea of transcending to another world, and presents the fragrance as a key connective element within the line.
Notesambrette seedsbergamotblack teajasminejasmine sambacmandarin
Tags
#beast
#sexy
Style
unisex
In Buddhism, the ultimate aim is Nirvana, which refers to liberation from suffering and the attainment of peace. Find your peace with this enfolding eau de parfum, with the freshness of mandarin surrounded by waves of black tea and jasmine sambac. Go from floating in the clouds to drifting through the universe.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
This is the scent of someone moving through the day with a calm, self-possessed intensity: close enough to feel, but never loud. Its tea-and-jasmine glow suits intimate spaces where the air is warm and the conversation is slow, leaving a sensual, floating trace.
How to wear
Best in mild to warm weather, where its tea, citrus and jasmine facets can open cleanly without becoming heavy. Two to four sprays are enough; on skin it reads softly luminous and slightly musky, while in the air it leaves a smoother, more enveloping floral trail.
Who it’s for
For wearers who like floral scents with texture and restraint rather than sweetness alone. It will appeal to those drawn to tea notes, luminous jasmine, soft musks and fragrances that feel sensual, reflective and quietly unconventional.
Release year
2024
The nose
Ankita Gill The Nirvana is part of the creative world shaped by Ankita Gill, Param Sara’s founder, who oversees the brand’s fragrance direction. Her approach draws on Eastern ingredients and a personal vocabulary of memory, ritual and modern spirituality. Gill’s background in finance and fashion, along with training at the Grasse Institute of Perfumery, gives the house a polished but intimate point of view: compositions that feel considered, culturally rooted and emotionally resonant rather than decorative for its own sake.
Collaborators
Ankita Gill acted as the founder-creator and creative lead, shaping the concept, ingredient palette and overall emotional brief for the fragrance. Her role appears central to the composition’s direction, from the Eastern-inspired material choices to the idea of the scent as a linking element within the collection.
Param Sara’s story
Param Sara builds fragrances around Eastern heritage, self-discovery and a sense of transformation. The house presents scent as a bridge between memory and modernity, pairing spiritual imagery with a mindful-luxury ethos and a strong emphasis on ethical, natural-minded production.
The Nirvana’s concept
The Nirvana belongs to Param Sara’s Season 1: Moments Within Moments, a collection framed around life’s cycles and inner states. The fragrance takes its name from the Buddhist idea of liberation and peace, and the brand describes it as a linking force within the collection, with mandarin, black tea and jasmine sambac evoking a feeling of floating, then drifting outward into something larger.
Extra info
The Nirvana is part of Param Sara’s four-fragrance Season 1 collection, Moments Within Moments. The brand links the name Param Sara to the Sanskrit idea of transcending to another world, and presents the fragrance as a key connective element within the line.