As you ascend the staircase of an 18th century mansion, you feel a chill move through you as a woman dressed in white veils passes slowly across the hallway above you. Upon her head she wears a crown of withering violets. In her hands, she clutches a bouquet of the same. As shefades into the crumbling wallpaper at the endof the hall, she leaves a strange and intoxicating fragrance in the air: Ghost Violet.
Our interpretation of violets features a hauntingly beautifulviolet bouquet made slightly earthy by Himalayan Cedarwood and greened ever so slightly by vetiver. On the dry down, quick flashes of cloves and vanilla peek through, softening the violets and enhancing the earth. This unforgettable and ghostly blend has a very antique feel reminiscent of perfumes of the 1930s.
FLORAL/ EARTHY/ GREEN
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