Lavender • Herbs • Soft Resin

Lavender Fields | #301

A full but grounded lavender blend with clary sage, bergamot, cedarwood, frankincense, and benzoin, inspired by flowering rows, green stems, and open air.

Scent Profile

Top Notes:

  • Bergamot

Heart Notes:

  • Lavender
  • Clary Sage

Base Notes:

  • Benzoin
  • Atlas Cedarwood

Garden | 300 Series

Gathered close to home.

Botanical scents inspired by herbs, petals, green stems, cultivated beds, and the familiar gardens growing beside the house.

Suggested Spaces

  • Bedroom
  • Bathroom
  • Study
  • Reading Nook
  • Guest room

Scent Story

Lavender Fields presents lavender as a living plant rather than a finished perfume.

Lavender provides the clear center of the fragrance, supported by green clary sage and bright bergamot. Cedarwood gives the blend structure, while frankincense and benzoin add warmth and depth beneath the flowers.

The result is floral, but also herbal, woody, and connected to the ground from which it grows.

It recalls rows of lavender moving in open air, with stems, leaves, dry soil, and sun-warmed wood remaining present alongside the bloom.

Inspired by Nature

A field of lavender is not made of flowers alone.

There are woody stems, silver-green leaves, dry paths between the rows, insects moving through the air, and the changing character of the plant as light and weather pass over it.

Lavender Fields was composed to hold more of that complete landscape.

Lavender is abundant, but clary sage keeps it green. Bergamot brings open air. Cedarwood suggests the dry structure of the plant, and the resins give the fragrance a settled warmth.

It is familiar lavender with more landscape around it.

Lavender with the garden left intact.

Explore Lavender Fields through soap, mineral soaks, body care, candles, wax melts, mists, and aromatic blends grounded by herbs, woods, and resin.

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What Makes it Different

Lavender Fields avoids both extremes commonly found in lavender fragrance.

It is not a sharply medicinal lavender dominated by camphorous intensity, nor is it a powdery floral softened into sweetness. Herbs and woods keep it recognizable as a growing plant, while benzoin and frankincense allow the fragrance to settle comfortably into evening spaces.

This makes it especially versatile across bath, body, and home fragrance.