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Comforting Paths in Autumn; Trails of Golden Rays
Warm resin of sweet suns warms the crumbly earth crusts that form on the ground. They lie there like small breadcrumbs between the individual grasses, stretching in ambered paths somewhere between the dried lush fields.
The leaves of the trees shine in red-golden colors, while bees still buzz here and there, flying around and busily completing their work in the last blooms of the past summer days, before the rich yellow nectar bursts from the hives and gradually the tranquility of the quiet season sets in.
Pollen winds flow around, leaving a spicy hint of coziness in the air before they disappear into the waxed shells of falling acacias.
The aura of this place is radiant, just like the Osmanthus that blooms in rich sweetness, reinforcing the shimmer of days gone by before the last autumn light will extinguish.
Path (of the Pollinator) is a limited project by Ananda Wilson, who produces her perfumes from 100% natural ingredients in small seasonal batches.
Path begins with dry spicy resin, amber, and an intense waxy density of honey, which together with Osmanthus is responsible for a light animalic note. This initially seems somewhat disharmonious, but over time the fragrance opens up to a very radiant and beautiful autumn companion that provides calm and warmth. Acacia and Opoponax contribute to a mild and quite pleasant sweetness.
Path has a pleasant, albeit rather delicate sillage and surrounds the wearer with a spicy warm aura for a good half day.
The leaves of the trees shine in red-golden colors, while bees still buzz here and there, flying around and busily completing their work in the last blooms of the past summer days, before the rich yellow nectar bursts from the hives and gradually the tranquility of the quiet season sets in.
Pollen winds flow around, leaving a spicy hint of coziness in the air before they disappear into the waxed shells of falling acacias.
The aura of this place is radiant, just like the Osmanthus that blooms in rich sweetness, reinforcing the shimmer of days gone by before the last autumn light will extinguish.
Path (of the Pollinator) is a limited project by Ananda Wilson, who produces her perfumes from 100% natural ingredients in small seasonal batches.
Path begins with dry spicy resin, amber, and an intense waxy density of honey, which together with Osmanthus is responsible for a light animalic note. This initially seems somewhat disharmonious, but over time the fragrance opens up to a very radiant and beautiful autumn companion that provides calm and warmth. Acacia and Opoponax contribute to a mild and quite pleasant sweetness.
Path has a pleasant, albeit rather delicate sillage and surrounds the wearer with a spicy warm aura for a good half day.
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