Choose by material, place or the impression you want to wear. Each name tells you what is at the centre and where its story begins.
The Six do not try to bottle an archipelago. Each stays close to one material, one place and the transformation between them—specific enough to follow, open enough to wear as your own.
Dark earth, cocoa and old timber, softened by green leaf.
Wet root, river stone and highland air, darkened by the wood-fired still.
Clove bud opening into dark carnation, warm spice and volcanic stone.
Pale resin, balsamic warmth and one cold breath from the lake.
White flower, green stem and salt air in the light before dawn.
Cultivated agarwood, dry timber and resinous shadow, kept close to skin.
A note is a perception, not always an ingredient.
Frangipani may be reconstructed. Carnation can emerge from clove. Smoke may be an effect of other materials. A note names what the nose perceives; an ingredient names what is in the formula.