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Smells like the morning after Marie-Antoinette's house
from $9.00
Imagines the morning after one of Marie-Antoinette's parties at the Petit Trianon in 1772, with the royal gardener tending both the flowers and the aftermath.
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Smells like a pharaoh's temple at dusk
from $9.00
Bast was created as a reinterpretation of "ânti," humanity's first documented perfume, an ancient Egyptian blend worn by pharaohs' favorites in sacred desert ceremonies around 2000 BC. It carries a feline, mystical edge that gives the whole brand its name.
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Smells like a dry martini at a London spy club
from $9.00
Set in 1953 at Dukes, the London club where Ian Fleming is said to have dreamed up James Bond over dry martinis. The fragrance recreates a splash of vermouth soaking into old velvet carpet.
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Smells like rain dripping onto a hinoki forest floor in Japan
from $9.00
Nashi Toro references a 1947 excavation in Shizuoka, Japan, where nashi pear seeds dating back to the Yayoi period were unearthed in the ancient ruins of Toro. The scent pairs crisp pear with Hinoki wood and rice bran, built to feel meditative.
ānti
from $50.00
Explore the full ānti collection through the Discovery Set. It gathers all first seven ānti perfumes in 2 ml format.
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Smells like a Pompeii rose dug out of volcanic ash
from $9.00
Inspired by an actual archaeological find: a perfectly preserved perfume extract unearthed in the ruins of Pompeii, dated to 79 AD, the same year Vesuvius erupted.
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Smells like sun-warmed sage and salty cumin skin
from $9.00
Named for Antinoüs, the young companion of Roman Emperor Hadrian, who drowned himself in the Nile in 129 AD in what was believed to be a sacrificial act for his emperor's fortune - whew!
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Smells like a Venetian palazzo at midnight
from $9.00
Set during the Italian Renaissance, when a fear of bathing made perfume a substitute for it. People layered on jasmine, tuberose, and rose instead of washing.
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