Arcana Wildcraft -A Pair of Cubs | Fragrance Decant Sample

Arcana Wildcraft – A Pair of Cubs | Fragrance Decant Sample

From the Arcana Wildcraft Wolf Queen Collection. A Pair of Cubs is cozy, smoky, and quietly wild — aromatic mate and rich patchouli layered over dark chocolate, creating a silvery, furry, earthy warmth that feels like curling up somewhere safe and deep in the woods.

Fragrance Notes

• Top: Aromatic Mate
• Heart: Patchouli
• Base: Chocolate

Why You'll Love It

• Cozy smoky-earthy EDP with a dark chocolate and patchouli character
• Perfect for fall and winter — warm, grounding, and deeply atmospheric
• Vegan, cruelty-free EDP from indie house Arcana Wildcraft's Wolf Queen Collection
• Ideal for lovers of patchouli, earthy musks, and dark gourmand-adjacent fragrances

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