There are scents that are taken, and scents that are given. This is a fragrance of the latter. A story of surrender, not of loss, but of the power to release.
It lingers like a forgotten coin pressed into your palm of Rosenkranz & Güldenstern comedy of Tom Stoppard, the metallic whisper of tonka beans in excess, bitter and golden at once. A note of surrender, shimmering between sharp and soft, like a blade turned to light.
Inspired by the tale of Yeshe Tsogyal, the saint who impressed her students by giving gold freely to those who tried to take from her, this composition captures the moment before transformation. The tension of choice. The weight of gold before it ceases to matter.
Crafted from the finest raw materials, Tsoyal is neither gentle nor obvious. Yet it is powdery. The overdose of tonka turns its warmth into something unexpected, an echo of metal, the taste of unsaid words. It shares an ethereal kinship with Chanel’s La Pausa but moves differently: more metallic, with less softness and more tension. The iris here does not float, it is pressed into a blade, written on paper.
It is a scent for those who understand paradox.
To be gifted. Or not used at all.
Notes
Top: Bitter Almond, Black Pepper, Guaiac Wood
Heart: Iris, Balsamic Resins, Sandalwood, Vetiver
Base: Overdosed Tonka Bean, Labdanum, Cedarwood, Musk
Safety & Composition
This perfume sculpture is crafted with the same high standards and artistry as fine fragrances, using a concentrated aroma composition at perfume-level intensity. While designed to enhance your environment, it is formulated under IFRA safety standards and contains ethanol.
⚠️ Flammable liquid and vapor. Keep away from heat, sparks, open flames, and hot surfaces. Avoid contact with eyes. Not for cosmetic use. Keep out of reach of children and pets. Contains natural oils, some of which may be allergens.
There are scents that are taken, and scents that are given. This is a fragrance of the latter. A story of surrender, not of loss, but of the power to release.
It lingers like a forgotten coin pressed into your palm of Rosenkranz & Güldenstern comedy of Tom Stoppard, the metallic whisper of tonka beans in excess, bitter and golden at once. A note of surrender, shimmering between sharp and soft, like a blade turned to light.
Inspired by the tale of Yeshe Tsogyal, the saint who impressed her students by giving gold freely to those who tried to take from her, this composition captures the moment before transformation. The tension of choice. The weight of gold before it ceases to matter.
Crafted from the finest raw materials, Tsoyal is neither gentle nor obvious. Yet it is powdery. The overdose of tonka turns its warmth into something unexpected, an echo of metal, the taste of unsaid words. It shares an ethereal kinship with Chanel’s La Pausa but moves differently: more metallic, with less softness and more tension. The iris here does not float, it is pressed into a blade, written on paper.
It is a scent for those who understand paradox.
To be gifted. Or not used at all.
Notes
Top: Bitter Almond, Black Pepper, Guaiac Wood
Heart: Iris, Balsamic Resins, Sandalwood, Vetiver
Base: Overdosed Tonka Bean, Labdanum, Cedarwood, Musk
Safety & Composition
This perfume sculpture is crafted with the same high standards and artistry as fine fragrances, using a concentrated aroma composition at perfume-level intensity. While designed to enhance your environment, it is formulated under IFRA safety standards and contains ethanol.
⚠️ Flammable liquid and vapor. Keep away from heat, sparks, open flames, and hot surfaces. Avoid contact with eyes. Not for cosmetic use. Keep out of reach of children and pets. Contains natural oils, some of which may be allergens.
