Nishane Ani — Spicy Vanilla Chypre for Women & Men

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Storytelling Introduction

Inspired by the ancient city of Ani and dedicated in memory, Nishane Ani merges vibrant spice and creamy sweetness. It opens with zesty citrus and fresh ginger, then drifts into a heart of rose, blackcurrant and cardamom, finally resting on a voluptuous base of vanilla, woods and resin. It’s a fragrance of contrasts — bold yet warm, sweet yet spicy, modern yet timeless. 

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Key Notes & Olfactory Pyramid

Top: Bergamot, Green Notes, Blue Ginger, Pink Pepper 
Heart: Black Currant, Turkish Rose, Cardamom 
Base: Vanilla, Benzoin, Sandalwood, Cedarwood, Patchouli, Ambergris, Musk 

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Longevity & Sillage

Ani is known for strong longevity and noticeable projection, especially in the early stages, before mellowing into a softer, enveloping trail. 

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Perfect Occasions & Seasons

Best in cool weather — autumn, winter, or crisp evenings. Works well for evening wear, dates, special occasions, or anytime you want a warm, enveloping scent that leaves an impression.

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Why Niche Lovers Choose Ani

• The spice + green notes add dimension to what otherwise could be a simple vanilla fragrance.

• It walks the line between gourmand and chypre, making it versatile.

• Many wearers appreciate how it transitions: the opening is vivid and spicy, then settles into a creamy, cozy base. 

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Bulleted Feature List

• Sparkling ginger & citrus opening with pink pepper
• Floral/fruit heart with blackcurrant, rose and cardamom
• Rich vanilla-based woody-resinous base
• Strong performance — long lasting & good projection
• Unisex & expressive, suitable for many styles
• Created by perfumer Cécile Zarokian 

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FAQ

Q: Is Ani unisex?
A: Yes — it’s designed and worn by both women and men. 

Q: Who made it and when was it released?
A: The perfumer is Cécile Zarokian, and Ani was launched in 2019. 

Q: What is Ani’s signature or most memorable feature?
A: Its bold spice & green opening shifting into a creamy, warm vanilla-woody base — that contrast is its character.