Sample Set – Eau de Parfum

This set takes you on a journey through the six small universes that Stora Skuggan has created with its truly unique niche fragrances, with stories that blur the lines between myth and reality. Their special way of combining extraordinary scents makes each fragrance a work of art in a bottle. From green-spicy to fruity and floral to clean and fresh, from powdery and smoky to sweet-fruity and balsamic - this set contains a unique fragrance for every occasion.

The set includes:
Thumbsucker (2ml) – An intoxicating, narcotic nectar of floral-oriental origin, inspired by the reason why babies suck their thumbs according to Hindu mythology, with honey, daffodil, cedar, styrax, and bitter almond.

Mistpouffer (2ml) – This needle-like, soft, and malty-sweet scent gently floats on the skin like a mist pouffer over the night-still, foggy lake.  An exceptionally smoky yet light fragrance of grassy cold and bitter sweetness.

Moonmilk (2ml) – In the silence, individual drops of milky black tea with zesty lime fall onto cold stone floors, forming a puddle in which the sandalwood-like moonlight dissolves.  

Silphium (2ml) – The taste and smell of the once greatest spice in the world - Silphium - have been lost over time and are captured in this unique fragrance.  A medicine - herbal, dry, and cold - a balm for body and soul.

Fantôme de Maules (2ml) – Wide fields, dense forest, and a fleeting scent, a phantom. Lightly floating green with lemon & a hint of herbal tea on a mild-spicy wood illusion.

Azalai (2ml) – A sensual reinterpretation of luxury. A golden scent impression with the radiant warmth of saffron and blood orange and the shiny, luxurious musk Velvione. Acacia gum, a syrup made from acacia sap, provides sugary sweetness balanced by salty amber and incense.

Hexensalbe (2ml) – Witch's Ointment was a hallucinogenic salve used in witchcraft during the Middle Ages. A mixture of toxic ingredients such as wormwood, salty licorice, rosemary, angelica, belladonna, patchouli – the exact recipe is unknown.