To Vetiver
Vetiver’s root-like depth meets pepper, thyme and the resinous warmth of opoponax and myrrh.
Perfumer: Antoine Maisondieu
To Vetiver honours Christian Astuguevieille’s enduring love of vetiver through woods and spice. Created with Antoine Maisondieu, it places the root’s depth beside resinous warmth and herbal freshness. Affection for a single material becomes a dry, substantial fragrance.
Black pepper and Spanish white thyme give the opening a firm spicy and herbal outline. Vetiver meets Somali opoponax at the heart, warming its root-like woody texture with resin. Ambrofix, musk and myrrh support a softer spread of woody and resinous depth in the drydown.
It suits vetiver chosen for roots and resin as well as greenness. Outerwear on a cooler day or a clear-lined shirt can accompany it. Choose it when dry woods should also have some warmth.
Antoine Maisondieu created this eau de parfum in 2026. The rounded red 100mL bottle pairs a black cap with large black lettering. The fragrance name is arranged over three lines in a direct tribute to vetiver.
