Enchant your space with this home fragrance, an indulgence for the tastefully unhinged, in collaboration with the Edward Gorey Charitable Trust. Fruitcake: A festive fog of candied peel, scorched nutmeg, and something faintly flammable, Fruitcake smells like merriment, poorly repressed tension, and dessert with a suspiciously long shelf life. Spiced. Preserved. Impossibly dense. Scent Notes: Nutmeg, Clove, Sweet Orange, Davana, Oakmoss, Vanilla Absolute. O Tannenbaum: Fir needles, clove, and melted candle wax evoke the curious melancholy of a parlor in December. Festive, faintly haunted, and inexplicably cold on only one side of the room, O Tannenbaum is evergreen, eerie, and unseasonably suspicious.Scent Notes: Fir needles, Clove, Candle wax. The Evil Garden: Night-blooming flowers, crushed green stems, and damp moss give this scent the unmistakable air of a garden that’s been quietly plotting. Floral. Ferocious. Lightly armed. Spray it anywhere you suspect the vines have formed opinions.Scent Notes: Geranium, Neroli, Bergamot, Vetiver. The haunted Tea-Cosy: A sinister little spritz that smells like bergamot brewed in purgatory, with undertones of citrus and scandal from a spirit who still dresses for tea, bitter marmalade, and the faint regret of a teacup murder never solved. Ghostly. Steeped. Dusty-charm.Scent Notes: Bergamot, Tonka, Black Tea, Spectral Musk. Sopping Thursday: Wet rocks, muddied pathways, and rain-slicked windows mingle with the faintly suspicious greenness of freshly shorn garden clippings, though no one recalls who clipped them, or why. A hush of thunder trembles at the edges, accompanied by that unmistakable petrichor that appears whenever the sky has misplaced its temper. The effect is one of dignified dampness, ideal for those who prefer their weather inclement, atmospheric, and entirely under their own roof.Scent Notes:Petrichor, Musk, Moss 200mlMade in USA
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