PLEASE! Doop! Don't ever discontinue this one. I cannot overstate how nostalgic this fragrance is. We call it "midcentury modern" because it smells like a lovely old building that has stood the test of time. Waxed floors, wispy vintage florals, travertine, a tinge of nicotine from a bygone era. It really is just so layered and mysterious. Cold throw is so light and complex but the HT is subtle, strong, and just kind of billows throughout. It's ghostlike almost, when you can smell something you remember and can't quite place it - I think it would be lovely for fall for a "Haunted Library" type fragrance or for "southern gothic" themed applications.

This is probably the most complex fragrance I have ever experienced. I didn’t love it initially OOB, but I kept finding myself going back to sniff the blotter I had dipped because it’s so intriguing. I haven’t been in enough art museums to say if it is true-to-name, but it’s not like any other fragrance I smelled before

I was excited about using this fragrance oil for body butters and perfumes. But when I got the sample, it had more of a green, grassy, palm-like smell to it that was more predominant than the other notes. I was hoping for more of a waxy, powdery, and faintly sweet floral similar to Willow but I'll still use this and mix it with several other fragrance oils to get the scent I imagined.

I know that people seem to like this fragrance. To be fair, it works great in CP. BUT for me, it smells like Dragon's Blood. I detest that fragrance oil. I get that a lot of people adore Dragon's Blood. But it's not for me. I wanted to let my fellow Dragon's Blood haters know that this FO may not be for them. I get zero peony or floral notes.

I almost cried when I smelled this because it smelled like my grandmother’s house. I don’t know how to describe it - but her house smelled like woolite laundry detergent, antique linens, expensive Italian shoes, very faint Givenchy perfume, and a stolen cigarette when no one was looking. It smells like a Carnegie Library. Like an old institution that used to allow smoking but has been masked by years of floor wax. It smells like terrazzo floors and glass of cases of expensive antiques and old furniture polish. I’m adding it to my New Orleans candle collection since it reminds me of shopping the European antique stores on Royal St.