Angel’s Breath
An amber-musky study of Eros and Psyche's unseen love, with lemon folded into amber, rose, jasmine, and white musk.
Angels Breath takes its subject from the Greek myth of Eros and Psyche, focusing on the intimacy that develops while Psyche is forbidden to look upon her lover. The scent lives in that quiet closeness, the sense of someone being present even when the eye cannot confirm them.
At the opening, soft amber and vanilla fold around a cut of lemon, letting the citrus glint through the sweetness instead of standing on its own.
The heart lets rose and jasmine unfold side by side, the two flowers behaving less like rivals and more like figures whose nearness is enough, each outline resting against the other.
The base settles into the warm, skin-close hush of white musk and the damp, leafy darkness of patchouli, a reminder of breath felt at close range. It closes as a calm amber-musky, unwilling to lean on sweetness alone, keeping its temperature intimate.
