A study in sacred silence, summer decay, and the beauty of impermanence. This trio captures the fleeting moment when reverence meets rot—when petals fall on stone floors, roots break through forgotten graves, and memory is preserved in tobacco smoke and rose-stained leather. Three stages of the ritual: the chapel, the earth, and the reminder that all things return to dust.

Includes three full-size perfumes

⛪ Chapel Dust
empty church • sage • moss • balsam • old books • frankincense • metal • smoke • lilac perfume
The hollow echo of footsteps on stone. Powdered petals over hymnal pages. Smoke curling around antique pews. A soft lilac perfume worn by someone long gone.

🌳 Burial Oak
summer air • violet • fig • orris • tree bark • sandalwood • amber • musk
Sun-warmed earth and ripened fig beneath sprawling branches. Velvet florals and trunk-deep wood. A quiet ascent back to the soil.

🖤 Memento Mori
leather • pipe tobacco • dark rose • labdanum • pinewood box
A final breath held in darkened chambers. Tobacco and rose steeped into worn leather. Resin clinging to the inside of a carved wooden reliquary.