Revenge Anna Zworykina

The wind crashes bitter wormwood herbs like harsh rain through tall grasses, cutting sharp green edges and rustling like a medium-wave transmitter. The sky is full of lemon wigs, crackling soft cotton in the smoke, flying with swarms of bergamots on parachutes made of ylang flowers, reflecting in medicine, in earthy brown puddles, landing on tobacco leaves and skin, wherever moss grows.
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According to Anna Zworykina, she creates olfactory landscapes from 100% natural materials. Her fragrances are captured moments, escape routes into dreams and fairy tales, connections to long-term memory, making the wearer a co-author of their stories.
"Revenge" begins with sharp, bitter herbs (wormwood) and fennel-like green notes (tarragon), which soon blend with a citrusy bright and soft accord of bergamot, neroli, herb-sweet ylang, earthy-smoky vetiver, and the Indian incense Choya Loban. Galbanum and patchouli form an earthy-medical-resinous foundation beneath. Presumably, the slightly carrion-like jasmine with labdanum is responsible for the animalic-leathery nuances, which seem to increasingly transform with the tobacco in skin notes, before the moss gradually comes to the fore at the end.
The flight of the green lemon wigs lasts moderately for a good six to seven hours.

(With thanks to Bastian)