Open. Magnetic. Expansive. Some scents steady. Others move. This one opens - light and magnetic - clearing inner space and inviting new visions to arrive. For daydreaming. For channeling creative flow. For mornings when something new is waiting to be called in. Ambroxan, Helvetolide, and Cashmeran - notes that elevate thought, soften the edges, and anchor inspiration in warmth and depth. As the reeds begin to draw, the scent rises - day by day - gentle and atmospheric. What begins as a trace becomes a portal. The Intention Ambroxan Warm, airy, and almost imperceptible at first - the quality of space itself. Ambroxan does not announce its presence; it simply makes the room feel larger than it was a moment ago. A note that lingers long after the obvious has faded, holding the room in a state of quiet readiness. Also present Helvetolide (softly musky, quietly expansive) · Cashmeran (warm, grounding, unhurried) Your Ritual Creativity isn't summoned. It's welcomed. I Prepare the vessel Remove the stopper from the vessel. Place five rattan reeds, crafted from the ancient Mai Nga tree - long prized for its porous, time-honored wood and its gift for slow, even infusion. II Allow the first draw Allow 24 to 48 hours for the fragrance to fully saturate the reeds before the first flip. Good things rise at their own pace. III Flip and refresh Turn the reeds every two to three days to refresh the scent. A small act of attention that keeps the fragrance alive and present. IV Adjust the presence For a lighter presence, use fewer reeds. For a fuller one, use more. Let the room tell you what it needs. V Tend with care Keep away from direct sunlight, heat sources, and polished surfaces. Replace the reeds monthly to keep the diffusion even and alive. Best accompanied by the open hour - before the day has asked anything of you, and imagination still has room to move.