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Two natures, made to layer.
Ember Sky makes extrait de parfum in two natures. Ember is intimate and sensual; Sky is airy and relaxed. Each fragrance is complete on its own, and composed to flow into the others.
Two natures.
Ember is the side you keep close: spice, resin, smoke and warm skin. Sensual and personal, it belongs to evenings and to the people near you.
Sky is the side you show the day: cool woods, clear aromatics, soft florals and air. Relaxed and composed, it moves easily from a morning meeting to a long walk home.
Made to be worn into each other.
Every Ember Sky fragrance is complete on its own, and composed to flow into the others. Start the day in Sky, layer an Ember over it as the evening comes on, and the two become something new rather than competing.
It isn't one scent that begins warm and fades cool. It's a wardrobe you build as the day goes, with every piece cut to fit.
Extrait, only.
Every fragrance is an extrait de parfum, with 15 to 22 percent perfume oil. Concentration matters when you layer: each one keeps its shape instead of blurring into the next.
It also means you need very little. A few drops carry from morning into night.
Classic structures, reconsidered.
We start from forms with a long history in perfumery: the chypre, the fougère, the amber. They have lasted because they work.
Then we change something that matters, such as a colder opening, a smokier heart or a warmer finish, so the reference feels familiar and the result feels new.
Made in small batches.
Each composition is blended in small quantities and rested for eight weeks before bottling. Every batch is numbered.
When a batch sells through, the next one is made fresh rather than drawn from long-term storage.