The Composition
Six materials, nothing more. Vesper is built on the belief that a fragrance should read like a sentence — every word chosen, nothing decorative. Each material is traced to a single origin and dosed at twenty percent concentration.
01
Top
The yuzu is pressed within hours of harvest in Kōchi prefecture, Japan — brighter than lemon, quieter than grapefruit, with a mineral edge that reads as cold air. Beneath it, first-flush white tea is rendered as a vapour accord: not the smell of tea in a cup, but the steam rising from it.
Kōchi, Japan — Fujian, China
02
Heart
The heart of Vesper is orris butter obtained from iris pallida roots aged three years before extraction. It gives the fragrance its suede-like, powdery texture. A measured breath of sea salt prevents the iris from turning sweet — it keeps the composition crystalline, like light through glass.
Florence, Italy — Atlantic accord
03
Base
Laotian oud of the highest grade, resinous amber and a trace of birch tar smoke. This base is the reason for the name: vesper is the evening hour, and it is here that the fragrance settles and deepens — ten, twelve hours after the first press.
Luang Prabang, Laos
Concentration
Extrait de Parfum — 20%
Longevity
10–12 hours
Sillage
Moderate, close to the skin
Filled & signed
Copenhagen, Denmark