Celestial Air

The air gets richer, not thinner, the higher you go.

Grapefruit, bergamot, and lime open bright and sharp, cut by thyme and artemisia for something unusually green and herbal. Rose, jasmine, vetiver, and cedar take over the middle, before ambergris, leather, and vanilla anchor a base built for longevity over subtlety. Not an everyday fragrance — an occasion in bottle form.

Mood

Green and herbal at height — rarefied, not heavy

Fragrance Notes

Top — Grapefruit, Bergamot, Lime, Thyme, Artemisia
Heart — Rose, Jasmine, Vetiver, Cedar
Base — Ambergris, Leather, Vanilla, Labdanum

Longevity

10+ hours

Projection

Heavy, deliberate, and lasting

Occasion

Occasions that come with a dress code

Story

Most people assume air gets thinner the higher you climb. It doesn't always — sometimes it gets sharper, greener, more particular. Celestial Air opens with thyme and artemisia over citrus, herbal in a way that reads more mountainside than garden, before rose, jasmine, and cedar settle into a leather-and-amber base built to last.

Celestial Air doesn't behave like air. Thyme, leather, and ambergris, sharp and grounded at once — for the nights that call for both.