Bombay Perfumery
3 fragrances, mapped across five axes.
What the Bombay Perfumery range is made of
67% of the 3 Bombay Perfumery fragrances Zenyra has mapped contain cardamom. A house can be described by what it returns to, and Bombay Perfumery returns to cardamom more than to anything else — across 3 releases that is a position rather than a coincidence.
On Zenyra's five axes the house reads more textured than the catalogue as a whole: texture averages 0.55 against 0.48 across all mapped fragrances. The margin is modest — this is a house closer to the centre of taste than to any edge of it.
One idea, or many
Bombay Perfumery releases variations on a theme. Measured as the average spread of its fragrances across all five axes, the range scores 0.060 — narrow. Someone who likes one Bombay Perfumery fragrance is unusually likely to like the next, and someone who dislikes one probably will not find the exception further down the range.
The median release year across the mapped range is 2016.
Where Bombay Perfumery sits
Every Bombay Perfumery fragrance
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