01SENSORY ASSOCIATIONSCULTURAL
- Color
- Ash grey
- Texture
- Fine smoke
- Temperature
- Warm
- Sound
- Fire crackle
SmellBook editorialCULTURALRevision 2
Wood Smoke
Also known as Woodsmoke
Dry smoky warmth associated with burning wood, ash and outdoor fire.
ATLAS POSITION021 / 200
MILESTONEIconic 100
PRIMARY CATEGORYPhenomena & Weather
PUBLIC TYPEPhenomenon
PROFILE STATUScomplete
CULTURAL3associations / context
EXPERIMENTAL2nearby / prototype structure
VERIFIED0published source-backed claims
Source registry ↗02FEELS LIKECULTURAL
warmthoutdoorsnostalgia
Associations can vary strongly by person, place and culture.
03CONTEXTCULTURAL
fireplacecampfirewood stove
04NEARBYEXPERIMENTAL
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05SCIENCE & SOURCESEXPERIMENTAL
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Wood Smoke is an atmospheric experience; intensity and ventilation strongly change how it is perceived.
EDITORIAL REVISIONRevision 2
Added public search aliases for everyday alternate names.
Created 2026-09-22 · Updated 2026-09-30EVIDENCE MATTERS
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