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From Wilds Cloud Walk Women's EDP Fragrance - 1 fl oz
CTNR495893 087327007684 CTNR495893From Wilds
2025-11-21
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Scent: Fresh
Capacity (Volume): 1 Ounces
Product Form: Spray
Package Quantity: 1
•Sustainably sourced and thoughtfully designed
•Unique portable size
•Less waste: recyclable glass, reduced material packaging
•Cruelty Free
•100% Vegan
Sustainably sourced and thoughfully crafted Eau de Parfum.
Each fragrance has a special origin story, transporting you to breathaking environments around the world
Cloud Walk showcases Quiang Mandarin. Inspired by the Qiang culture of mountainous Sichuan, China, this sustainably sourced perfume features Sichuan Pepper - a member of the pepper family with surprising citrus-like qualities. Found amongst the mountain slopes culminating at 9,000 feet in the highly seismic region of the Sichuan province, the pepper has been cultivated in these remote villages for over 1,000 years.
Capacity (Volume): 1 Ounces
Product Form: Spray
Package Quantity: 1
•Sustainably sourced and thoughtfully designed
•Unique portable size
•Less waste: recyclable glass, reduced material packaging
•Cruelty Free
•100% Vegan
Sustainably sourced and thoughfully crafted Eau de Parfum.
Each fragrance has a special origin story, transporting you to breathaking environments around the world
Cloud Walk showcases Quiang Mandarin. Inspired by the Qiang culture of mountainous Sichuan, China, this sustainably sourced perfume features Sichuan Pepper - a member of the pepper family with surprising citrus-like qualities. Found amongst the mountain slopes culminating at 9,000 feet in the highly seismic region of the Sichuan province, the pepper has been cultivated in these remote villages for over 1,000 years.
