Numina

We are not human beings having a spiritual experience; we are spiritual beings having a human experience. — Pierre Teilhard de Chardin

A scent that speaks of transcendence—a bridge between the seen and the unseen. Inspired by the healing and mystical essence of psychedelics, this perfume evokes the quiet unraveling of the self, the deep-rooted connection to sacred ancient knowledge, and the radiant clarity that follows. The mind-expanding accord mirrors the journey inward, guiding the wearer toward reflection, presence, and expansion. More than a fragrance, it is an ode to the wisdom of altered states of consciousness and the movement toward their mindful, therapeutic embrace and use.

Scent: psychedelic and introspective.

Notes: nagarmotha accord.

Disclaimer: This fragrance is inspired by the transformative power of psychedelics and their potential to heal. It contains no psychoactive substances. Rather than promoting drug use, it explores human consciousness, its limitless potential, and the urgent need for mental health awareness and solutions.

Pair with the Journaling Worksheet to help you reflect on the theme.

Flâneuse

There’s something about drifting through the streets that makes time slow down. The world moves around you, but in those moments, you’re suspended between the present and the past, observing without rushing. – Jean-Paul Sartre

Inspired by the poetic wandering of Nadja à Paris and the quiet tension of Cléo de 5 à 7, Flâneuse explores the themes of solitude, transition, and observation. From the hush of city streets to the weight of waiting, the scent invites reflection on memory, change, and the intimate connection between self and place. A guide for those who drift, observe, and reflect.

Scent: luminous and bittersweet.

Notes: caraway, sweet fennel, bitter orange leaf, pear, blue chamomile, liquidambar.

Pair with the Journaling Worksheet to help you reflect on the theme.

Rada

– Where are you going?
– To the edge of the world, master.
– Why?
– To get there and return.
– What kind of people are you? What do you need?
– Nothing, master, nothing, except the road.
"Tabor Ukhodit v Nebo" (Gypsies Are Found Near Heaven) by Vasily Shukshin, 1970.

This is a fragrance of departure—gypsy caravans dissolving into dusk, smoke curling into the sky, the bittersweet weight of leaving. To stay is to soften into the familiar, sinking into the quiet rhythm of place. But leaving—leaving is motion, hunger, the restless hum before the first step. It lingers like a farewell, slipping away like a shadow stretching at dusk. It holds the ache of open space, the clarity of moving toward nothing and everything at once. The scent explores the tension between the human desire for freedom and the need to settle, navigating the pull between comfort and uncertainty.

Scent: warm floral & velvety.

Notes: black pepper absolute, cardamom, clove bud absolute, raspberry rose, sandalwood, opoponax.

Pair with the Journaling Worksheet to help you reflect on the theme.