Let Me Out

Every time I see you, my heart feels so peaceful...

The inspiration for breaking the cocoon comes from David Tao's song "Butterfly.” Meanwhile, there’s also a reflection under the Sha Xī starry sky: longing to be quietly alone like this, yet also wishing to step out and become a child of nature.

If ”Talking To The Moon" symbolizes confronting death, then ”Let Me Out" expresses the hope for rebirth.

“I can live again, I can regain my courage; your love is like oxygen aiding my breath, allowing me to breathe once more.”

The perfumer first used Labaidang, fermented wool, and iris absolute containing 85 iris terebine to build an inner cocoon (“Leave Me Alone”); then, he opened a gap in the cocoon with clove bud, perilla, and turmeric leaves; finally, he accented it with Bulgarian white rose, making the entire scent coherent and light.

The fragrance transports people into the perspective of a butterfly just emerging from its cocoon—still struggling to spread its wings, yet its antennae faintly perceive the endless grassland, the sky and earth. Invisible, but known.

Top Notes: Turmeric leaves, perilla
Mid Notes: White alba, orris, vetiver
Base Notes: Labdanum, wool, angelica root