The Fragrances

A Cologne created as an echo to the work of Claude Monet: Au Bord de l'Eau. A mist of sparkling citrus, resting on green and woody undertones.

With a key note of blackcurrant, the crisp blackberry flavour grows and flourishes.

The scent of a fig tree on a summer's day in Provence. An enveloping freshness with milky woody notes.

A trip into the opulence of the 1930s. The scent of luxurious furs, of an oriental breeze, waves of amber and gold spices.

Nature vs. Science: first came incense, sacred offering of woody spicy notes tying man to the mystical; then, the pure simple artifice of Ambrox® and white musk Vulcanolide®. A reconciliation of reason and belief.

The great vetiver roots unfurl in the cold and damp earth bearing an icy impression contrasting with the coming season of fertility and life.

A forest in the Pyrenees. The crackling of a fire. The frosted absinthe is set ablaze when it blends with the spices, balms, pine needles and patchouli.

A countryside picnic on a lazy summer's day. The refreshing coolness of mint tea, with aromatic citrus accents.

A novel interpretation of tuberose, exploring all facets of this mysterious flower, from the freshest to the most opulent.

An ethereal fragrance of rich Chinese tea creating a wisp of warm spices and honey.

An abstract journey through a woody forest, drawing on the hazlenut tree, bitter sweet resins, praline and liquorice.

An enveloping patchouli, like a luxurious velvet drape. White musks round out the composition, woods accentuate its depth.

An accord of vintage rose, inspired by the powdery aroma of glamorous women preparing for a night out.

A journey through Bhutan, in the sacred mountains of the Himalayas. The stone temples filled with burning incence, the smell of mild spiced tea, and the warmth of leather and wood.

The echo of one's inner thoughts, captured in a fragrance. An opulent gardenia flower, that is made vibrant with the subtle addition of Sichuan pepper