Collection: Nocturne

noc·turne | ˈnäkˌtərn |
noun

1. A piece of music written for the night, often haunting and introspective in character.
2. A melody that exists in the space between beauty and unease, where shadows deepen and the veil grows thin.

Nocturne captures the haunting beauty of phantom melodies drifting through October darkness. Inspired by Chopin's Nocturne No. 5, this collection translates the eerie intimacy of music played in empty rooms into scent. Citrus sharp as autumn's first bite mingles with pale rose blooming in midnight gardens, warmed by dying embers of cinnamon, all wrapped in white musk that clings like morning fog. Available only while the veil stays thin, Nocturne disappears when November arrives. The fragrance of beauty laced with unease.