Psychoterratica I
Fragrance notes
Character
The greenhouse door stands open to a cool breeze that carries damp soil and crushed stems. Pink pepper and caraway sit sharp against the air, their spice cut by the clean bite of galbanum and juniper. Angelica and artemisia bring a bitter green edge that feels pulled straight from the garden bed, while mastic adds a resinous lift that keeps the air bright.
Peony and geranium unfold near the mossy earth, their petals dusted with a soft powder from poppy and musk. The herbal weight of the greens never disappears, but the florals give the space a rounded softness that feels deliberate. Balsamic touches settle into the woody air, creating a scent that is fresh, aromatic, and deeply rooted in the ground beneath the glass floor.
The cold air outside meets the warm resin inside, and the entire room smells of fresh spicy herbs, musky florals, and damp bark. Geranium holds its place beside the lentisque, while the moss and peony linger in the corners of the space. The moment stays filled with angelica, galbanum, and a quiet, herbal freshness.
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