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Category: Women's Perfumes
Material is a paradox, through materiality, it evokes immateriality, teaching us to look beyond appearances and to realise that what matters is often unseen; an experience akin to standing in a grove and seeing in the sweltering shade a multitude of textures and manifold hues of wood and leaf and bark; all coming together into one.
25% oil concentration, 14 weeks ageing: 11 weeks maceration, 3 weeks maturation.
Material
EDP | Amber | Woody | Spicy
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTIONMaterial is a paradox, through materiality, it evokes immateriality, teaching us to look beyond appearances and to realise that what matters is often unseen; an experience akin to standing in a grove and seeing in the sweltering shade a multitude of textures and manifold hues of wood and leaf and bark; all coming together into one.
25% oil concentration, 14 weeks ageing: 11 weeks maceration, 3 weeks maturation.
Notes & Ingredients- Top Notes: Elemi Oil, Patchouli Oil.
- Heart Notes: Vanilla Madagascar Absolute, Benzoin Resinoid.
- Base Notes: Guaiac Wood Oil, Oud Oil, Osmanthus Absolute, Frankincense Resinoid, Labdanum Absolute, Tonka Bean Absolute.
Ingredients: Alcohol Denat, Parfum, Benzyl Benzoate, Coumarin, Limonene, Eugenol, Isoeugenol, Benzyl Cinnamate.
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)
Sophia X. I wasn't sure what to expect from a perfume that’s all about the unseen, but the scent genuinely feels like standing in a sun-dappled grove—woody, green, and quietly profound. It’s subtle at first, then lingers for hours in a way that makes me catch my own wrist and smile. The paradox of feeling bot
Hazel G. There’s something almost meditative about wearing this—the scent feels less like a perfume and more like standing still in a quiet grove, where the air itself shifts around you. It’s subtle but lingers in a way that makes you forget you put it on, which is exactly the point. I’ve never had a fragran
Charlotte Y. I keep reaching for this whenever I need to slow down—it smells like standing in a quiet grove, all green and still, and somehow that makes the rest of the world fade. The way it shifts on my skin through the day is subtle but keeps me noticing it hours later. Definitely a buy for anyone who wants a









