The perfumist

The Scented Millennium Tree
500 Years Old
Gili Island, Indonesia
The Mystic was inspired by a giant scented tree estimated to be more than five centuries old.

Of all the guardians encountered during the journey, this one felt the most mysterious.

Its scent seemed to belong not only to the tree itself but to the entire island surrounding it.

The air.

The soil.

The ocean breeze.

The passing centuries.

Standing before it felt less like encountering a tree and more like opening a forgotten book written by nature itself.

It felt ancient.

Timeless.

Almost otherworldly.

The sort of place that reminds you how little we truly know.

Memory • Spirit
The Mystic

Memory. Spirit

Life is a celebration.

The Mystic begins with an almost otherworldly radiance, a luminous bouquet so seamless that even an experienced nose struggles to separate where one flower ends and another begins. The freshness of the first-cut rose intertwines with magnolia, tuberose, iris, and jasmine, creating a harmony that feels less composed and more discovered.

Each drop carries the essence of countless blossoms. Not very countless as there is about 30 roses in each single drop on this oil, their beauty concentrated into a fragrance that unfolds slowly upon the skin. You are not wearing a scent. You are wearing around 30 roses or more (Factually and literally)

As the fragrance develops, layers of soft petals and luminous blossoms emerge, creating an aura woven from some of the rarest botanical flowers in the world. The composition remains fluid and alive, revealing hidden dimensions with every passing hour.

Many will ask whether it is masculine or feminine. Whether it belongs to the day or he night. Summer or winter. The Mystic offers no answer. For such questions belong to the physical world.





The spirit recognizes no space or time. It exists beyond the limitations and body. Eternity is the landscape in which this fragrance resides, this is not a scent it’s an expression.

There is a fleeting sensation that accompanies its wear, as though you are not entirely of this world, but only briefly visiting. (intentional done with the complex l

The 700-Year-Old Banyan Giant
Bali, Indonesia
The Immortal was inspired by a magnificent Banyan Tree estimated to be more than seven centuries old.

Standing beneath it feels almost unreal.

Its roots stretch outward in every direction.

Its branches seem to occupy an entire landscape.

The tree resembles something from science fiction rather than nature.

During the journey that inspired this collection, I became seriously ill from mercury poisoning and was rushed to a hospital after riding a bicycle across an island with no cars. Doctors later informed me that arriving only a few hours later could have produced a very different outcome.

Shortly after recovering, I found myself standing beneath this giant Banyan.

The experience changed my perspective completely.

Compared to a tree that had survived seven centuries, my own difficulties suddenly seemed very small.

The Immortal

Endurance. Water

The Immortal is a testament to persistence.

Not merely in the materials themselves, but in the pursuit of what many believed could not be accomplished through natural perfumery alone.

At first encounter, a surprisingly smooth and aromatic character emerges, concealing the extraordinary complexity beneath. Real raw ambergris forms the foundation of the composition, intertwined with triple-distilled vanilla in a manner that challenges conventional perfumery wisdom. For generations, many perfumers avoided combining certain natural materials, believing their personalities too dominant to coexist in harmony. Ambergris, oud and musk in its raw and natural form are almost impossible to mix and be distinguishable together. Emphasize on almost

Yet The Immortal was created to challenge those assumptions.

As the fragrance develops, layers begin to reveal themselves one after another. Mineral ambergris slowly unfolds into rich resin nuances, giving way to a heart where precious musk creates depth, warmth, and remarkable texture. Rather than competing for attention, each material supports the next, forming a seamless transition across the life of the fragrance.





At its foundation rests rare Cambodian Koh Kong oud, surrounde

The Kynam Treasure
200-Year-Old Aquilaria Tree
Wat Bang Kradan Temple – Cambodia
The Guardian was inspired by one of the most extraordinary trees encountered during the journey.

A rare Aquilaria tree estimated to be more than two hundred years old and protected around the clock near Wat Bang Kradan Temple in Cambodia.

The tree has become legendary among collectors and enthusiasts. Rumors surrounding its value have reached extraordinary figures, with estimates exceeding twenty-three million dollars.

Yet what made the tree remarkable was not its financial value.

It was the respect surrounding it.

Monks protected it.

Local communities protected it.

Generations chose preservation over profit.

Its aroma possessed a depth and complexity that strongly recalled the legendary Kyara and Kynam materials considered among the rarest aromatic treasures in existence.

Whether measured by rarity, history, or symbolism, the tree represented something priceless.

Protection • Earth
The Guardian

Protection. Earth

The Guardian is the scent of shelter.

Warm benzoin unfolds with a rich sweetness layered upon deep aromatic woods that evoke ancient cedar, aged sandalwood, and smoky guaiac wood. Beneath its comforting warmth lies a quiet strength—steady, unwavering, and deeply rooted.

Delicate whispers of Japanese lotus and soft rose drift through the composition, adding refinement without disturbing its grounded nature. The florals remain subtle, serving only to illuminate the woods and resins beneath. Sandalwood and oaks this the temple in the jungle or the jungle in the temple.

The result is powerful yet serene. Warm without heaviness. Present without aggression. It surrounds the wearer with an atmosphere of stability, comfort, and reassurance.





This is not a fragrance that demands attention. It commands trust. Its vivid and warm at the same time. To wear The Guardian is to feel grounded, protected, and at peace—as though standing beneath an ancient tree whose roots have outlived centuries of storms. You are in the presence of The Guardian, and you are safe.

Top Notes

Sweet Benzoin. Soft Resin. Red Rose

Heart Note

The Resilient 400-Year-Old Camphor Tree
Namba Shrine – Osaka, Japan
The Warrior was inspired by a remarkable 400-year-old Camphor Tree standing at Namba Shrine in Osaka.

The tree has survived centuries of change, conflict, natural disasters, and war. Local tradition associates the area with the legendary samurai Sanada Yukimura, whose final stand became one of the most enduring stories in Japanese history.

Whether viewed through the lens of history or legend, the symbolism remains powerful.

The tree endured.

It remained standing.

It survived.

That lesson became the heart of The Warrior.

The Warrior

Courage. Fire

Built upon layers of rare natural materials that many perfumers would never attempt to combine, The Warrior is a study in controlled power. It is complex and I mean very complex.

At its foundation lies a deep and commanding structure surrounded by dark chocolate, roasted coffee, coriander, and rich cocoa. Together they create an aroma that is simultaneously familiar and unexpected. There is an almost edible quality to its opening—not because it resembles food, but because the materials are so pure, rich, and balanced that they awaken an instinctive sense of attraction and curiosity, possibly desire.

As the fragrance unfolds, darker dimensions emerge. Temple incense drifts through the composition like smoke rising through ancient wooden beams. Bamboo, charred woods, and smoky urushi lacquer introduce a mysterious eastern elegance, while subtle nuances of aged silk, worn leather, and traces of gunpowder create an atmosphere of quiet intensity. This scent declares I’m not afraid as fear is ignorance and I’m all knowing.

This oil represents Bushido in both its calmest and most violent manifestations within a single fragrance. Needless to say, this was very challenging to make but this masterpiece worth every effort.

The fragrance moves between light and shadow, refinement and strength. What begins as warmth and richness gradually reveals layers of earth, smoke, spice, and ancient craftsmanship.





The Warrior does not seek attention. It commands respect. Powerful yet disciplined. Dark yet inviting. Fa

The 100-Year-Old Bonsai Dragon
Meiji Jingu Shrine – Tokyo, Japan
The Dragon was inspired by an extraordinary Bonsai Dragon located within the sacred grounds of Meiji Jingu Shrine in Tokyo.

More than one hundred years old, its twisting branches resemble a dragon frozen in motion. Standing before it feels less like observing a tree and more like encountering a living sculpture shaped by patience, discipline, and time.

Local traditions associate the tree with dragon symbolism and spiritual presence. Whether one views those stories as legend or history, its presence is undeniable. It commands respect without demanding attention.

The Dragon became the beginning of the entire Tree of Life journey.

The Dragon

Wisdom. Heaven

The Dragon captures the moment when rain meets silence in an ethereal realm.

Imagin this. Hidden beyond an ancient temple lies a secret Japanese garden untouched by time. Rain has just passed. Lotus blossoms drift across ponds, white roses shine beneath crystal droplets, and vibrant green grass stretches toward stones centuries of moss and mist.

If this does not smell like the most beautiful rain you have ever smelled, nothing will.

The earth exhales its deepest perfume as warm soil meets cool rain, releasing an aroma both grounding and transcendent. Floral notes rise gently from the landscape like morning fog while the atmosphere remains wrapped in the profound stillness that follows a storm.

Every breath reveals a new layer: rain-soaked earth, floating lotus petals, cool stone pathways, dew-covered roses, and the living green vitality of a garden awakening beneath a clearing sky.

Serene yet powerful, contemplative yet alive, The Dragon embodies wisdom not as knowledge, but as remembrance. It evokes the feeling of standing alone in a sacred place where time slows, the world grows silent, and every element of nature exists in perfect harmony. No expense and I mean NON in cost, time, effort, energy or trials was spared in making this. 100% natural and pure from the rarest ingredients in the world sourced from organic micro batches not a single drop of synthetics or fillers.

Top Notes

Rainfall Accord. Fresh Green Grass. White Rose Pe