It opens like the plant in full.

The flower first, soft and diffused, carried on light. Linalyl acetate gives it lift, while hedione expands the space around it, airy, quietly woody, holding the bloom in suspension rather than pushing it forward.

Then the structure appears.

The stem, green and restrained, connecting light to earth. There’s a clarity here, something linear and calm, the part of the plant that simply exists between.

And finally, the root.

Orris, dry and grounded, almost mineral. Not powder, but soil, fibrous, cool, holding everything in place. Beneath it, olibanum and patchouli hum softly, adding depth without weight, like the earth settling around it.

The flower, the stem, the root.

Not separate,
but one continuous line,
from air to earth.

Top Notes

Linalyl Acetate, Hedione

Heart Notes

Iris, Orris Root

Base Notes

Olibanum, Patchouli