Aromatic
Aromatic
Aromatic fragrances typically combine more understated herbs & spices with a woody base. Herbal and woody notes evoke a feeling of grounding, calmness, and perhaps even nostalgia.
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Calahorra, the first fragrance in the Arquitectura Líquida Collection, is inspired by the project ‘Cafeteria inside a vertical garden’ in the Calahorra Tower in Elche, Spain.
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Smoky palo santo meets violet, peppercorn, iris, and rose, settling into sandalwood and amber. Warm, meditative, and softly luminous, it evokes the ritual of burning sacred wood.Sold out
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It feels like you’re seeing everything for the first time through new eyes, the indifferent static of an ancient television kaleidoscoping into view, a knife stained with sweet herbs pointed at your back, your long-dead pet goldfish from when you were seven. You see too much now that you’ve changed—oh, you can see yourself sleeping in bed, a bundle of flesh and nerves, sweating out the several joints you smoked before settling in to watch a horror movie. You’re free from that sore meat now, and though flies don’t live very long, you realize you might be sort of happy as you buzz out the window into the dark.
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A fragrance that embodies quiet strength and refined confidence. Chamomile, myrrh, cedar, and ambrette blend into a scent that’s deep, smoky, and sensual. Bold, grounded, and effortlessly sophisticated — Majime is the essence of power with grace.
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She starts every month with a silly mantra—unsure where the tradition came from, the double words hop out of her mouth like the animals they represent. It’s special in the spring, when the earth grows fuzzy like the ears of a bunny and the air turns sweet and savory as a slice of cake. She hopes for a month of soft inspiration.Sold out
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An accord of narcotic flowers, dominated by ylang-ylang and jasmine, evokes the feverish, intellectual beauty of nightlife. A sharp mineral facet recalls the strain in the eyes when the body is asking for sleep, but the mind refuses to surrender. The radiance of the flowers is darkened by deep woods, creating a stark contrast between light and shadow. Finally, a subtle dose of indole introduces an animalic, carnal and ambiguous sensuality, making the accord even more intoxicating and seductive.
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Inspired by Maya Deren’s At Land, this fragrance moves like tide against skin... Saline air and a flicker of citrus cut through pale morning light, softened by lavender drifting in the distance. At its heart, juniper and myrtle turn green and slightly bitter, almost ritualistic, like wandering barefoot inland through untamed brush. Olibanum and incense smolder beneath tobacco and a quiet trace of vanilla, while vetiver and patchouli root it to earth. A whisper of calone lingers, the sea never fully gone.
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A golden veil of gossamer-light. Royal Green Hojari Frankincense soothed by fir balsam and black hemlock. Boswellia Scotia is incense reimagined; translucent, atmospheric and quietly magnetic.
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A wild, blended wave of bergamot and lemon will stir the loins, and it’ll all peak with some rugged tobacco and nutmeg, right before sliding into a cedarwood dream.
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Little is left to surprise when waves of bergamot and cardamon start to settle, but by the time vetiver, cedarwood, lavender and amber slip in, wearers won't know what hit them.
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Morning light filtering through a tea-house window, filling porcelain cups with delicate steam and a quiet ease. At first a bright pop of pomelo, sharp and golden, then the subtle complexity of oolong tea — mineral, green-rounded, comforting. Osmanthus petals flutter and white musk settles like the faint aroma of warmed porcelain. A fragrance for reflection, connection and the hush of conversation.
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Smouldering and dark, with charred woods, incense, and a bitter, rain-soaked earthiness that lingers like the aftermath of a storm.Sold out
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Red Flag is not a warning, but a sentimental trap you’re drawn to. A fragrance held in tension, taking the shape of an invisible flower pulsing just beneath the surface. When the forbidden turns into temptation—you hesitate, but your skin does not.
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Silphium was a plant that grew in the area of Cyrene, present day Libya, and was widely renowned as a spice, medicinal herb and perfume ingredient throughout the empires of the classical antiquity. Stora Skuggan’s rendition of this historical plant is created by researching surviving assumed relatives of Silphium, using aromachemicals (the molecular building blocks of scents). This is set against a background of ancient incense, woods and leather.
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Bringing to mind lazy afternoons spent dwelling on a favorite record and the lingering smokiness that clings somewhat inconveniently to clothes, Cannabis balances rich, spicy and herbaceous aromas with soft, floral notes of muguet and magnolia. Inhale deeply for an experience rife with nostalgia – minus the side effects.8% OFF
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The rich nature of cannabis. An earthy, green haven built on fresh cannabis leaves, balanced by the sweet seduction of tart, syrupy fruits. All unfolded by a dry down of warm woods and musk, creating an intoxicating allure.
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Hexensalbe, also known as witches’ flying ointment, was a hallucinogenic salve used in witchcraft in the middle ages. It was a mixture of extremely poisonous ingredients.
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A calm yet confrontational scent; that traces your neck like a sharp cold blade with buchu sulfur, metallic bloody notes and cold aldehydes. There is a feeling that something is going to happen with burnt rubber, cold cedar notes creating a concrete effect, combined with birch tar, leather and bay oil. Dying out on a cold, damp cellar smell with cedar atlas, dark musk and moss.15% OFF
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A modern interpretation of the classical fougère accord. With an overdose of angelica and exaltolide (a musk naturally existing in angelica seeds), a slightly fruity top note for modernity: pear, and leathery bottom note for depth and elegance.27% OFF
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Step into a scent inspired by Myanmar’s ancient capital of Bagan, with Gabar 02 Ground eau de parfum. The deep and complex notes of wood bark, with creamy undertones of sandalwood, saffron and fig are reminiscent of the past, yet powerfully root you in the present.
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Omija, the five-flavour berry—sour, bitter, spicy, sweet, and salty. Traditionally enjoyed in tea, liquor, and herbal remedies, the berry is best known for its striking sour and bitter profile. An intense blend of sharp acidity and bitterness, balanced by delicate notes of spices, sweetness, and saltiness. Made even redder, capturing the fragrance of Omija in its deepest hue.
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At first encounter, the rich, gothic scent of Zoologist Moth may surprise but soon it hypnotises. A heavy dose of dark spices jolts your senses before settling into a dusting of honey-sweet rose and powdery florals. Slowly, it tests its wings, taking flight on an exotic journey of nagarmotha, guaiac wood and patchouli. Beneath it all lingers a smoky undertone that serves as a constant reminder of the danger within the tantalising flame.
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King Cobra from Zoologist is driven by danger and a desire to dominate. It hypnotises with camphorous notes of Ganja and petitgrain, radiating coils of aromatic spices and damp mossy soil around a body heavy with incense. Finally, after shedding a delicate green leather, the powerful king ascends to his throne. A coronation of scent, King Cobra gives you license to rule.















