COME
An eau de parfum that renders a fragile, shifting green through botanical, resinous, smoky and animalic textures, as a set of colour metaphors.
Perfumer: Antonio Gardoni
COME asks how many different greens a perfume can contain. Instead of treating the colour as a fixed definition, it follows an impression that is fragile, layered and constantly shifting. Plants, resins, smoke and animalic textures become ways of taking that green apart and assembling it again.
Those metaphors are concrete. Bergamot and helichrysum bring the bright lights of a wet green lawn. Tea leaves and civet darken the green toward verdigris, like exposed metal oxidising, while smoke and labdanum draw a deep, resinous petrol shade. Honey melts as vanilla and jasmine blend into a milky, thin celadon. Botanical, resinous, smoky and animalic textures are laid out as different tones of one colour.
