For the Air Goddess — the queen who went down into the dark and came back up wearing pomegranate.
Persephone opens on pomegranate, sweet and a little bloody, then softens into orange blossom and cherry blossom before settling on beechwood. It is a fragrance with a story in it: the spring goddess who spends half the year underground and returns anyway. A garnet and dried lily petals sit in the bottle, which is the sort of detail you notice every time you reach for it.
Roll it at the wrists and the base of the throat before the evening starts. Small enough to live in a coat pocket, which is where perfume actually gets worn.
Pomegranate, orange blossom, cherry blossom and beechwood · With garnet and dried lily petals · Roller ball