Histoires D'Eaux

Patchouli and labdanum form a warm, resinous base that runs through this house. The compositions are built on aromatic, woody and spicy accords that feel dry rather than sweet. Bergamot and lemon appear often, lending a bright citrus edge that cuts through the heavier notes. Earthy facets sit alongside the amber tones, creating a grounded character.

Wearing these fragrances tends to feel like moving through dry undergrowth with a crisp breeze. The materials lean unisex, balancing sharp citrus against deep, dark woods. There is a persistent warmth from the spices that sits close to the skin. Ete Indien is one example of how these elements come together in a single composition.