The first breath
Cold dawn air, salt, and a green note that lingers
Halcyon opens the way a coastal morning does — bergamot and sea mist over a quiet vetiver. The first ten minutes are deliberately cool, so the warmth that follows feels earned.
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No. 19MorpheusEau de Parfum1 of 900
A calm that moves from dawn to dusk.
A limited first run of nine hundred numbered bottles. Scroll, and the sky overhead warms exactly the way the scent does on skin — cool sea air at first light, amber and dry cedar by evening. The page is one long golden afternoon; reserve your place in it before the maceration is poured.
Numbered 1–900 · 22% parfum oil · fully refundable hold · ships from the atelier
The origin · est. on the Ligurian coast
Made in a quiet room on the coast, the slow way.
One brief, held for two winters: bottle the feeling of a calm day — the hour the morning chill lifts and the light turns golden without you noticing.
It took two seasons of macerations to find the arc, and a glassmaker who would frost only the shoulder of the vessel so it catches that same evening light. Nothing here is rushed: the oils rest six weeks before they are judged, the field is cut before sunrise, and the run stops at nine hundred bottles — the most the still room can pour without hurrying.
We were not making a perfume. We were trying to keep one hour of light from leaving the room.
- 1 of 900
- Numbered first run
- 48h
- Cold-press window
- 22%
- Parfum oil concentration
The arc · on skin
Three movements, dawn to dusk.
The same arc your scroll is walking, worn on skin: a cool first breath, a heart that holds through the long light, a base that warms as the day lets go. Eleven hours, one continuous hour-hand.
The long noon
A heart that holds while the light moves overhead
Orris and a soft fig keep the centre still. This is the hour the fragrance settles into the skin and stops announcing itself — present, never loud, the way a calm room is.
The slow dusk
Amber and cedar that warm as the day lets go
By evening the base turns golden — sandalwood, a trace of amber, dry cedar. The scroll you are doing now is the same arc the scent walks: cool to warm, dawn to dusk.
From the atelier — Liguria, spring 2026
The making, in passing light.
Four plates from the shoot book, ordered the way the day moves — dawn field to dusk room. No retouching; the light did the work.
The maceration room, six weeks in Calabrian bergamot, picked before sunrise Hand-finished glass, frosted at the shoulder Golden hour over the still room
The composition
One poetic arc, fully specified.
Every claim on this page is measured, dated and disclosed. Below is the actual composition certificate that ships inside the carton — the pyramid, the on-skin arc, and the third-party assay behind it.
Composition certificateNo. 19 / EDP / REV. C
TopCalabrian bergamot, pink pepper, sea-mist accord0–20 min
HeartFlorentine orris, fig leaf, white tea20 min–4 h
BaseMysore-profile sandalwood, amber, dry cedar4–11 h
11hrsMean longevity on skin
22%Parfum oil concentration
Batch 04Liguria · Mar 2026
- Assay house
- Maison Vernier
- Sillage
- Moderate · 2 m
- IFRA category
- 4 · fine fragrance
- Allergens
- Declared · 14
IFRA-compliant · cold-pressed in 48 h windows · third-party assayed by Maison Vernier, Grasse · full disclosure on the carton.
Reserve · the first run
Hold a numbered bottle before the maceration is poured.
Nine hundred bottles, numbered by hand, decanted from a single batch and never repeated. Reservations stay open through the season and ship from the atelier in the autumn. Your hold is fully refundable until bottling — no charge today, just your place in the run.
- Your bottle number is locked at the moment you reserve.
- First refusal on No. 19 extrait and the next house release.
- The signed batch certificate, hand-numbered to your bottle.