Every scent starts
with a memory.
Move through the five worlds, fragrance and body alike, and find the one you want to keep.
Pine's Embrace
Black tea and pine leaves under a cold canopy; cedar at the roots.
It began with drives through Gatlinburg in late fall: pine straw on the road, dry wood in the air, log cabins in the fog, and lemon tea after lunch. Rebuilt note by note, it wears woody, fresh, and dry — trees, cabins, and cold air, never heavy.
Vanilla's Whisper
Vanilla turned low and smoky, wrapped in wood. Never sweet, only close.
It began in a boarding-school dining hall in Wallingford, Connecticut: wood paneling, mahogany tables, old furniture gone musky with age, and vanilla soft serve amid the strange combinations that happen when no one has taught you how to eat yet. Refined into scent, it stays warm, woody, and softly spiced.
Smoking Citron
Citrus peel held over low embers. Bright at first breath, brooding beneath.
It began in Seoul with grandmother's sweet yuja tea and a small act of childhood mischief: a wooden skewer lit on the stove, still smoldering, pressed into a citron rind. That sharp, sweet, smoky smell stayed for nearly two decades. Smoking Citron keeps it.
Peeping Florets
The shy hour of a garden, small blooms still beaded with dew.
It began in a suburban backyard in Columbia, Missouri: rain pausing after a spring downpour, mulch softening around the concrete, fence wood turning sharper in the damp air, and fallen petals crushed underfoot. A floral kept intimate — bright at the opening, warm beneath the rain-washed bloom.
Dancing Lilies
Lily and orchid lifted by cardamom; burnt sandalwood settles the air.
It began with a first search for perfume in Seoul, after more than twenty scents had been tried on the same wrist. Beneath the department-store cloud, one lily-and-sandalwood lotion kept returning — later, layered with florals, it became Alex Yoon's personal signature. This bottle holds that whole layered hour.
Winking Jasmines
Soft white jasmine — too delicate to bottle as a parfum, so we kept it for the skin.
A standalone scent with no eau de parfum pairing. Lives only in body lotion, body wash, and hand cream — a softer way to wear a flower.
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