Rose Of No Man's Land

Between an opening of pepper, saffron and blackcurrant with spicy, green accents, and a dry, earthy base of papyrus and patchouli, Rose Of No Man's Land plays on contrast. Byredo presents this composition as an Eau de Parfum. Its heart tier brings together a warm, honeyed rose, a tart raspberry and a tender peony.

Brand: Byredo
Olfactory family: Floral
Concentration: Eau de Parfum

Published November 7, 2026

Where to buy

Rose Of No Man's Land is part of the Byredo catalog, offered as an Eau de Parfum. It comes in two sizes: a 50 ml bottle and a 100 ml bottle.

Olfactory pyramid

Top notesThe first minutes
Heart notesThe heart of the perfume
Base notesWhat lingers
- Papyrus
- Patchouli

Composition

Peppery top

Pepper opens on dry spices with a herbaceous nuance, while pink pepper keeps a softened spicy edge. Saffron adds accents of leather and tar. Blackcurrant brings a sour greenness, with the sulfurous edge associated with this black berry's bud.

Rose heart

The rose appears warm, with facets of honey and wax. Raspberry brings a sweet fruitiness, heightened by acidity and sweetness. Peony, tender, evokes rosy petals crossed with a hint of lily of the valley; this flower lends itself poorly to extraction, and perfumers most often reconstitute it through an accord.

Dry, earthy base

Papyrus gives an impression of vegetal dryness, close to old paper. Patchouli, a distilled leaf native to Southeast Asia, contributes an earthy, damp material, with a camphoraceous freshness that readily marks the early phases of its evaporation.

A floral family

The floral character comes from the rose and the peony: this family gathers compositions built around petals, here a waxy, honeyed rose, a tender peony. Raspberry and blackcurrant add a fruity facet, while saffron and the peppers add a spicy edge.