Spirit

It's a distant look, it's a long walk across grassy fields.

I began creating this perfume by reading Emily Dickinson's poems, getting emotional looking at the old yellowed pages of her herbarium. I felt a deep connection with her. I tried to imagine the places where she loved to walk, and from there I set out, like a long run in a grassy field, in the summer breeze, listening to nature and breathing in the freedom of my Spirit.

An olfactory harmony that captivates us from the first notes: Angelica, Chamomile, and Carrot Seeds, a luminous and intense fragrance. The heart is a gentle, loving botanical poem: Cypress, Myrtle, Hyssop, and Lavender. I approach the forest and, like a poetic and olfactory mirage, I smell the immortal notes of Cedar, Vetiver, Guaiac, Elemi, and Tonka Bean, while the distant field disappears into the sky. At the edge of the forest, I read his poems, smelling the scent of a woody symphony. Spirito represents the spiritual bond between man and nature, between spirit and poetry.

"Dear Emily, in your poetry I found freedom, in a place I'd never seen before I found peace in telling myself the whole truth. An experience far removed from everything." 

[Spirito was conceived, created and arranged, listening in each of these phases to the albums: Charcoal by the Brambles, Felt by Nils Frahm, The Lost by Otto A Totland, Async by R. Sakamoto]

Olfactory family: AROMATIC

Facet: WOODY, CHOWRY, FOUGERE        

Composition: Lavender, Cypress, Myrtle, Angelica, Chamomile, Vetiver, Elemi, Carrot Seed, Hyssop, Guaiac, Cedar, Tonka Bean