In the quiet between heartbeats, you hear the echo of everything you’ve ever wanted. Pulse is inspired by ritual, breath, and travel through the Far East. It is built around Asian cultures that blend seamlessly, and the scent language that connects them: woods, smoking leaves, and ceremonies of fire. Pulse reflects meditation spaces, sacred temples, and the quiet discipline of stopping to breathe. It is about people, family, and the rare moments where time slows down and you feel fully present. Pulse is profound like a deep breath. It is inspired by humanity, by love, and by individuality. It is designed to comfort and amaze at the same time, like no other fragrance in the collection. What it represents: Ritual, love, and presence. Who it is for: Those who want depth without noise. Signature feeling: Sacred calm with power.
The Sacred Heat of Transformation
Fire is more than destruction; it is renewal, a force that purifies, transforms, and marks the beginning of something new. Pulse is the scent of ritual, where smoke swirls through the air in hypnotic waves, where embers crackle in silent incantation, and where the senses awaken to something primal, something eternal.
The Sacred Smoke
Incense: Used in rites and ceremonies for millennia, incense is the scent of devotion, of mystery, of the unseen forces that shape existence. In Pulse, its resinous smoke curls through the air like a slow-burning invocation, commanding the space it inhabits. It is spiritual yet untamed, an ancient language spoken in scent, wrapping the wearer in a veil of enigmatic warmth.
The Ember’s Glow
Patchouli: Earthy, resinous, and deeply grounding, patchouli smolders at the heart of Pulse like embers glowing beneath sacred ashes. It is the scent of something ancient, something ritualistic, a force that does not ask for attention but demands presence. Smoky yet rich, it lingers like a silent vow, a tether between the tangible and the divine.
Top Notes
Saffron, Incense, Smoked Notes
Heart Notes
Rose, Patchouli, Labdanum
Base Notes
Vanilla, Amber, Oud