Name: Dragon Tears
Brand: Raza Perfumes
SKU: RP_13629
Price: 2800.00 PKR
Availability: InStock

Rs.2,800.00

Creatively Inspired by Baraonda by Nasomatto

Dragon Tears by Raza Perfumes is a mystical oriental woody fragrance for men and women. Evoking raw earth, smoky woods, and ancient spirits, this scent draws inspiration from Baraonda by Nasomatto. A fragrance for those who feel power even in stillness.

Dragon Tears by Raza Perfumes – Power, Mystery, and a Whiff of the Impossible

When Legends Leave Traces

Somewhere between myth and memory, in the places maps forgot, there’s a scent—the scent of something ancient and untamed.

Dragon Tears by Raza Perfumes was born from this idea:
The last breath of a dragon, captured not in fire, but in something far rarer—a tear. A symbol of strength yielding to vulnerability. Of legends choosing to remember.

Inspired by the primal rawness of Baraonda by Nasomatto, Dragon Tears is less a perfume and more an experience. A fleeting, mighty whisper of earth, spirit, and forgotten dreams, bottled for those bold enough to wear it.

First Breath: A Stirring of Power and Smoke

You know that feeling right before a summer storm breaks—the air thick, charged, alive? That’s exactly how Dragon Tears opens.

The top explodes softly—strange, sweet, almost fermented.
A boozy, warm mist rises, thick with suggestion, almost dizzying in its beauty.

There’s no crisp citrus, no safe floral note. Instead, there’s an electric hum, like standing in the middle of a thunderclap that hasn't quite happened yet.

And it’s here you realize: Dragon Tears isn't trying to please everyone. It’s here to stir you. To dare you to feel something ancient.

The Heart: Smoke and Velvet Collide

Let’s be honest—at this point, most fragrances follow a roadmap.
Dragon Tears? It grabs the map, crumples it up, and tosses it in the fire.

The heart is smoky and soft at once:

Woody notes, slightly singed, wrap around a dark, honeyed sweetness.
There’s a whisper of fruit, but it’s overripe, shadowy, like a fig left too long in the sun.
The booze accord deepens, almost like sipping an ancient spirit in a forgotten library, dust motes swirling in sunbeams.

It’s intoxicating but not overwhelming. Dense, but not heavy. A careful dance of fire and silk, refusing to be categorized.

The Drydown: Embers That Refuse to Die

Here’s where Dragon Tears truly shows its soul.

As the wildness eases, you're left with this impossibly beautiful skin scent:

Warm amber, soft woods, a hint of smoke still lingering.
A memory of the storm, a ghost of sweetness, a breath of earth.

It’s almost meditative, the way it fades but never really leaves.
It clings to your clothes, your hair, your heartbeat. A soft armor against the ordinary.

Hours later, someone might lean in and say:
"You smell like something... like a memory I can't quite place."
And honestly? That’s the whole point.

Why Dragon Tears Isn’t Like Anything Else

Most perfumes tell you what they are in the first five seconds.
Dragon Tears doesn’t tell you anything. It asks you instead:

Who were you, before you learned the rules?
Who could you be, if you burned the map and followed your own road?

This fragrance is for the seekers, the quiet rebels, the ones who know that sometimes, the softest power is the strongest.

Wear it when you want to feel unshakable.
Wear it when you want your scent to whisper instead of shout.
Wear it when you want to remind yourself that even dragons, in their might, had tears worth remembering.