Francesca Bianchi
From the Brand:
“The title comes from the opening lines of William Blake’s poem The Tyger. In this composition I searched for the balance between two opposite forces—beauty and danger, refinement and destruction. The fragrance is built around narcotic white flowers with sweet fruity facets, contrasted with dark woods and leathery notes that evoke a post-apocalyptic landscape. The result is a ‘fearful symmetry’: something both irresistibly attractive and unsettling at the same time.”
Notes:
Narcotic Flowers, Honey, Peach Jam, Patchouli, Sandalwood, Oakmoss, Oud, Leather, Heliotropin
Our Take:
A dramatic floral built on contrast. The opening leans lush and opulent with honeyed fruit and narcotic blooms, while the base shifts darker with woods, leather, and moss. The interplay between sweetness and shadow gives the fragrance a sense of tension—rich, expressive, and unmistakably bold.
Mood:
Intense. Dramatic. Untamed.
Wear When:
Evenings, colder weather, or whenever you want something powerful that makes a statement.
