Library of Flowers | Eau De Parfum

CLASSIFICATION: Olfactory Extract FRAGRANCE: Osmanthus | White Orchid | Rice Powder VESSEL: Decorated Glass | 1.75" Dia ORIGIN: USA (Small Batch) ROLE: The Invisible Layer

Scent is the strongest trigger of memory, yet it is often treated as an afterthought. The Connoisseur understands that a room—or a person—is not fully dressed until the olfactory architecture is in place.

This formulation is a study in texture. It rejects the sugary, fruit-forward trends of the mass market in favor of something drier and more sophisticated. The top notes of Osmanthus (an apricot-like floral) and White Orchid are grounded by the inclusion of Rice Powder—a vintage, cosmetic note that adds a clean, "dry" finish to the scent profile.

It does not shout; it hovers. It creates a subtle, invisible environment around the wearer that feels curated rather than applied.

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THE CURATOR'S NOTES

• The "Rice Powder" Note: This is the structural secret. In the 19th century, rice powder was the scent of grooming and cleanliness. Here, it cuts the sweetness of the Orchid, providing a sophisticated, matte finish to the fragrance.
• The Library Concept: Scent should be collected like rare books. This bottle is designed to sit on a vanity not as a product, but as an objet d'art. The decorated glass vessel is substantial enough to hold its own against your crystal.
• The Scale: At 3.5 inches high, it is compact. It is designed to travel in a handbag or sit on a crowded nightstand without dominating the space.
• Domestic Fabrication: Formulated and bottled in the USA. We believe in short supply chains for goods that touch the skin.