Us Scented Candle

2,780,000 ₫

Weight: 375g / 13.2 oz
Dimensions: H 8cm x W 14cm x L 14cm

Burning time – approx: 80 hours

Top Notes: Bergamot, Orange, Elemi, Pink Pepper, Black Pepper, Eucalyptus
Heart Notes: Rose, Cardamom, Frankincense, Geranium
Base Notes: Vetiver, Hyraceum, Labdanum, Myrrh, Cypriol, Cade, Oud, Tree Moss Absolute, Sandalwood Oil, Musk

Material : Handmade porcelain

Origin: France

 

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Neandertal Us Scented Candle

Neandertal us™ explores human history through universal olfactory profiles that exist across many cultures. 

Neandertal us™ invites self-reflection: What makes us who we are? What cultural patterns did we create for ourselves over the course of history? Neandertal us is a universal celebration of life; a distillation of our collective journey to what we know now as modern human.

A familiar yet contemporary fragrance, Neandertal us contains spices, greens, and fruits foraged from natural environments used throughout history for ceremonies, remedies, culinary purposes and perfumery. Deeper, smokier tones such as vetiver, sandalwood, oud, and musk create a well-rooted familiarity and sense of security, while a citric and green woody profile creates energy within them.

The candle contains 375g of high quality wax, crafted and hand poured in the south of France.

Neandertal Us Scented Candle

AUTHOR – EUAN MCCALL

For independent perfumer Euan McCall, fragrances are dreams brought to life through the combination of aromatic materials. His work moves effortlessly between the realms of perfume and art; both provocative and enticing, the scents he creates challenge the notion of fragrance as mere corporeal embellishment, imbuing the experience of adornment with a deeper symbolic meaning. We talk about the relationship between scent and emotion, and the musicality of fragrance, and reveal the more profound understanding of human nature that comes with harnessing the sensory desire of an audience.

Perfumers are, after all, part scientists and part artists: and limiting the perfumer’s olfactory palette, therefore, limits the works that can be produced. It is like telling an artist they can only work with block colours; the painting can still be created, but perhaps not with such extraordinary sensual power as could have been if there were no material limitations. Imagine a Richter composed of only block colours…