Smoke remembers everything: what was burning, where the fire was, who was sitting nearby. Dym is the aroma of this memory.

Arboretum addressed the most archaic of human sensations: fire and smoke exist in our consciousness deeper than any culture. Birch and Cossack juniper are trees that burn differently, smell differently and leave a different mark. Together they form that specific smoky chord that is immediately recognizable and does not need explanation.

It opens sharply and frankly: the smoke is dense and specific, the birch cadmium is resinous and almost tarry, the Cossack juniper is sharp and coniferous, the myrtle adds green bitterness, burnt rubber is a provocative note on the verge. The heart opens in many layers: smoky guaiac wood, sacred incense, bitter myrrh, resinous larch and pine resin, balsam fir, Atlas cedar and rosewood hold the woody depth. The base settles dark and earthy: creamy sandalwood, thick dark patchouli, warm cashmere, moist oakmoss, sweet amber, geosmin - the smell of the earth after rain - closes everything organically and precisely.

Dym - for those who are not afraid of dark and complex aromas and wear depth as a personal statement. For a person who is close to the beauty of fire and what remains after it.

Feel your hearth