01 Huangshan · Yun Song
$245
Sea of clouds, pine needles, and cool limestone at dawn.
The olfactive library
Every fragrance begins with a material memory: wet stone, hot asphalt, charged air, or resin in the dark.
Three-question scent finder
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Three instincts are enough. We will return three fragrances and explain the direction.
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Chosen from place, temperature and presence.
01 $245
Sea of clouds, pine needles, and cool limestone at dawn.
02 $245
Wild berry and snowmelt at turquoise travertine pools.
03 $245
Bamboo shadows on the Li — mist, pomelo peel, and moss.
04 $245
Altitude stillness — ice crystals and frankincense resin.
05 Sunrise gilds the peak; dry juniper in the wind.
06 $245
Fall leaves, damp soil, and distant hearth smoke.
07 $245
Asphalt, neon reflections, jasmine tea in an old flat.
08 $245
Grey brick hutong and the slow burn of incense.
09 Sichuan pepper heat, river wind, damp stone steps.
10 $245
Pan-fired green tea, bamboo dew, lake haze.
11 $245
Blade of heat across cold sky — cedar and black pepper.
12 $245
White musk, iris powder, and galactic velvet.
13 $245
Wildflower honey, old strings, and resin amber.
14 $245
Myrrh, ebony, and wet basalt.
15 $245
Ozone and alloy in absolute silence.
16 $245
Ionized bloom — dark rose in cosmic dust.
17 $245
Cryogenic mechanics, coolant wax, and pale metal.
18 $245
Green ion wind, mint, and polar tundra.
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