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Pear skin and cold air. It reads bright for a quarter of an hour, then steps back on purpose, the way weather turns without announcing it.

Perfume, worn like weather.
Pear skin and cold air. It reads bright for a quarter of an hour, then steps back on purpose, the way weather turns without announcing it.

Iris butter opens over wet peony. This is the part people lean in to ask about, and the reason we macerate for eighteen months before a single bottle is filled.

Haitian vetiver, olibanum, the ghost of paper ash. Close to the skin now, and still there when you take the coat off at midnight.

Iris pressed into cool smoke. The hour when streetlights hesitate.
Peony heavy with rain. A garden remembered better than it was.
Vetiver and the ghost of incense. What the fire leaves behind.
We compose at 14 percent. Strong enough to be weather, never a wall.
Enter a room the way fog enters a valley.
Wear the weather.
Three 2 ml veils, posted anywhere