No. 8

Green grass snaps open with fresh, almost dewy immediacy, then softens as pepper and orchid unfold—the spice warm and rounded, the flower lending a subtle, slightly creased elegance. No. 8 settles into a grounded finish where patchouli adds earthen weight and cedar draws clean, dry lines. The whole arc feels deliberate and understated, moving from bright and alive to something more considered and rooted.