Leather
Spicy
Woody
Top Notesblack pepperblood orangelemon myrtlemandarinpaprikapimento pepper
Heartbaycinnamonclovescypriolfrankincensehainan oudincenseleatheroudvetiver
Base Notesalmondcherrymineral accordpomegranatered cherryred sands of hormuzroseturkish rose
Tags
#animalic
#beast
Style
unisex
Tiger Rouge summons the mythical Red Tiger, embodying the soul of the Indian wilderness. Fierce black pepper, pimento and paprika contrast with blood orange and lemon myrtle, with cinnamon and cloves weaving through the landscape. Muscular Hainan oud and Indian vetiver put meat on the bones, while rose, cherry and pomegranate add bright, voluptuous beauty.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
Tiger Rouge suits an evening with a deliberately forceful presence: a heavy leather jacket left on, conversation close enough to catch the fruit beneath the spice. Pepper and oud give it an untamed edge, while rose and cherry keep that severity from becoming austere.
How to wear
Start with one or two sprays on skin in cool weather, allowing the spice-and-oud core room to unfold. Apply beneath clothing for a more contained presence. In warmth or close indoor settings, use less: the dense woody, animalic profile calls for restraint rather than generous layering.
Who it’s for
For wearers drawn to animalic leather, assertive spice and substantial oud, but who also enjoy vivid fruit and floral contrasts. Its appeal lies in the tension between rough, smoky depth and the voluptuous brightness of rose, cherry and pomegranate.
Release year
2024 (or 2025)
The nose
Ashek Zubayer is Byermia’s creative perfumer. His approach combines vintage perfumery aesthetics with modern techniques, using both natural and synthetic materials. In Tiger Rouge, he translates an elaborate mythical narrative into contrasts of biting spice, muscular woods and vivid fruit.
Byermia’s story
Byermia is a Sydney-based family perfume house owned and operated by Zannat Lamia, with Ashek Zubayer creating its compositions. Handcraftsmanship, complexity and carefully sourced natural materials underpin its work, while modern techniques and synthetic ingredients support a sensibility rooted in vintage perfumery.
Tiger Rouge’s concept
Part of Byermia’s Folklore collection, Tiger Rouge follows the house’s invented mythology of a red tiger captured by Persian spice traders and freed through the intervention of guardians associated with Hormuz Island. Its arrival turns the sands crimson. Fierce spices express wild strength and captivity; rose, red fruits and mineral accords represent renewal.
Extra info
The mineral accord refers to the red sands of Hormuz Island within the fragrance’s creative narrative. In August 2025, Zubayer described the Folklore collection’s bottles as wrapped in real leather, with the wraps handmade and hand-glued.
Top Notesblack pepperblood orangelemon myrtlemandarinpaprikapimento pepper
Heartbaycinnamonclovescypriolfrankincensehainan oudincenseleatheroudvetiver
Base Notesalmondcherrymineral accordpomegranatered cherryred sands of hormuzroseturkish rose
Tags
#animalic
#beast
Style
unisex
Tiger Rouge summons the mythical Red Tiger, embodying the soul of the Indian wilderness. Fierce black pepper, pimento and paprika contrast with blood orange and lemon myrtle, with cinnamon and cloves weaving through the landscape. Muscular Hainan oud and Indian vetiver put meat on the bones, while rose, cherry and pomegranate add bright, voluptuous beauty.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
Tiger Rouge suits an evening with a deliberately forceful presence: a heavy leather jacket left on, conversation close enough to catch the fruit beneath the spice. Pepper and oud give it an untamed edge, while rose and cherry keep that severity from becoming austere.
How to wear
Start with one or two sprays on skin in cool weather, allowing the spice-and-oud core room to unfold. Apply beneath clothing for a more contained presence. In warmth or close indoor settings, use less: the dense woody, animalic profile calls for restraint rather than generous layering.
Who it’s for
For wearers drawn to animalic leather, assertive spice and substantial oud, but who also enjoy vivid fruit and floral contrasts. Its appeal lies in the tension between rough, smoky depth and the voluptuous brightness of rose, cherry and pomegranate.
Release year
2024 (or 2025)
The nose
Ashek Zubayer is Byermia’s creative perfumer. His approach combines vintage perfumery aesthetics with modern techniques, using both natural and synthetic materials. In Tiger Rouge, he translates an elaborate mythical narrative into contrasts of biting spice, muscular woods and vivid fruit.
Byermia’s story
Byermia is a Sydney-based family perfume house owned and operated by Zannat Lamia, with Ashek Zubayer creating its compositions. Handcraftsmanship, complexity and carefully sourced natural materials underpin its work, while modern techniques and synthetic ingredients support a sensibility rooted in vintage perfumery.
Tiger Rouge’s concept
Part of Byermia’s Folklore collection, Tiger Rouge follows the house’s invented mythology of a red tiger captured by Persian spice traders and freed through the intervention of guardians associated with Hormuz Island. Its arrival turns the sands crimson. Fierce spices express wild strength and captivity; rose, red fruits and mineral accords represent renewal.
Extra info
The mineral accord refers to the red sands of Hormuz Island within the fragrance’s creative narrative. In August 2025, Zubayer described the Folklore collection’s bottles as wrapped in real leather, with the wraps handmade and hand-glued.