Here’s a refined, homage-driven description for Falcon under Amélie in New York, clearly paying respect to its inspiration (Falcon Leather by Matiere Première) while keeping it luring and evocative:

Falcon is an homage to the raw, untamed elegance of Falcon Leather by Matiere Première—an Oriental leather fragrance that captures both freedom and fire.

It begins with a blaze of saffron and labdanum, a golden-red opening that glows like molten metal, rich with amber heat and resinous depth. From the start, it’s bold and magnetic, announcing itself with the force of wings breaking through wind.

At its heart, birch tar unfurls in smoky intensity—evoking the scent of black leather, singed and supple, alive with a primal edge. It’s the crackle of fire against hide, the bite of tobacco smoke curling through the night air, both dangerous and alluring.

The base lingers with the dark seduction of oud, resinous, animalic, and smoky, tethered to the skin by the sweetness of benzoin. Together they create a warm, glowing trail, balancing the wildness with sensual depth.

The accords—leather, amber, warm spice, oud, smoke, metal, and tobacco—move together like a falcon in flight: sharp, commanding, and impossible to ignore.

Falcon is a fragrance of contrasts: metallic yet warm, smoky yet smooth, animalic yet refined. It pays homage to the original, while carrying its own fierce identity—a scent of power, elegance, and freedom.

Would you like me to make this even more atmospheric—painting a scene (like a falcon soaring above desert fires or leather workshops at dusk) so it feels cinematic while keeping the homage intact?