Chaco

It smells like the land before time — scorched wood, wild winds, and earth that remembers.

Chaco isn’t pretty. It’s powerful. It’s primal. It’s perfume stripped back to its bones — no fluff, no filler, just raw nature speaking in smoke, resin, and wood.

This scent is built around Guaiac wood — not the polished kind, but the dark, oily, slow-burning heartwood found in the Chaco forest of Paraguay. Nissaba sources it directly from sustainable harvesters, supporting local families who know the land like blood. And you can smell that authenticity. It's not just woody — it's charred, like firewood that’s been smoldering all night in the silence of the wild.

But this isn’t a one-trick scent. Behind the smoke, there's an almost creamy depth. That comes from tonka bean, rich and warm, blended with Peruvian balsam — which adds a touch of vanilla-like sweetness, without going soft. A thread of vetiver cuts through it all — dry, earthy, and grounding, like roots cracking through stone.

Chaco is a study in tension: dry and smooth, dark and glowing, smoky yet somehow clean. It smells like nature reclaiming itself. Like the remnants of a fire that once warmed a thousand-year-old ritual.

What’s In It For You:

• Want a woody scent that doesn’t smell like a department store candle? This is the antidote.
• Wild-harvested, ethically sourced — made for people who care where their scent comes from.
• Evolves as you wear it — from smoky power to warm skin scent with real soul.

Wear it when:
You want to disappear into the forest. Or when you want a scent that speaks before you do — deep, smoky, unforgettable.