Spirit

It's a long view, it's a long walk through the grassy fields.

Emily Dickinson

I began creating this perfume while reading the poems of Emily Dickinson and feeling emotionally moved by the sight of the old, yellowed pages of her herbarium. I felt a deep connection to her and tried to imagine the places where she loved to walk. From there, I began my journey, like a long run across a meadow, in the summer breeze, listening to nature and breathing the freedom of my spirit.

The botanical poetry

A harmonious fragrance composition that captivates us from the very first notes: angelica, chamomile, and carrot seed – a radiant and intense fragrance. The heart note is gentle, a loving botanical poetry of cypress, myrtle, hyssop, and lavender. I approach the forest and, like a poetic and olfactory mirage, I sense the timeless notes of cedar, vetiver, guaiac, elemi, and tonka bean, while the distant field disappears into the sky.

The forest

At the edge of the forest, I read his poems, listening to the scent of a woody symphony. The spirit represents the spiritual connection between man and nature, between spirit and poetry.
"Dear Emily, in your poem I found freedom; in a place I've never seen before, I found peace to tell myself the whole truth. An experience far from everything."

Musical inspiration : "Charcoal" by Brambles, "Felt" by Nils Frahm, "The Lost" by Otto A Totland, "Async" by Ryūichi Sakamoto