Geigenlack, Mahagoni, Bernstein-Kiefernharz und Ahornholz. Die transzendentalen Handwerkswerkstätten des 19. Jahrhunderts in Massachusetts, abgefüllt als Eau de Parfum.
Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)
Ella Y.★★★★★
The blend of amber pine rosin and maplewood is surprisingly wearable—earthy yet refined. I wore it to a gallery opening and got two compliments on the scent.
Michael★★★★★
I put this on before a quiet evening reading, and the mahogany and maplewood create such a rich, grounding scent—like stepping into an old craftsman’s workshop. The amber pine rosin adds a subtle sweetness that lingers beautifully. It’s genuinely transporting.
Sebastian F.★★★★★
There's a surprising warmth to the pine rosin once it settles, like standing next to a woodworker's bench after a long afternoon. I’ve never smelled anything that captures the spirit of old craftsmanship so precisely.