Composed by Anatole Lebreton
Grimoire smells like a place where time slows down: an old monastery, a garden of aromatic herbs, and books preserving the stories of others. Basil and lavender provide a green, fresh opening, while incense gradually fills the space with its resinous scent. Cedar, patchouli, and moss evoke wooden shelves and cool stone, while cumin adds a touch of skin-like warmth.
Anatole Lebreton weaves these contrasts into a fragrance that feels contemplative, intimate, and slightly mysterious. It is for incense lovers seeking a perfume with an atmosphere they can return to time and again.
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