Suscepto

At the top of the island of Tinos, the wind moves silver votive offerings, and their quiet metallic sound mixes with wax and frankincense. SPIRITICA Suscepto smells like Aegean freshness that has entered an Orthodox monastery.

Sea breeze, ozone notes, and bergamot open the composition airily and salty. Eucalyptus and peppermint add a balsamic coolness like the wind carries through the island vegetation.

Daniele Muratori Caputo finds inspiration in one of the holiest Greek Orthodox monasteries, a place where pilgrims come to give thanks for miracles received. The name is linked to the Latin phrase ex voto suscepto, a votive act of gratitude.

Damask rose enters frankincense, benzoin, and beeswax, creating a warm interior of the sanctuary. Smoke merges with silver metallic and iron tones, like vows knocking in the wind.

Sandalwood, honey, and Indonesian vanilla later soften the metal, but do not erase it. If you want a light marine scent or sweet honeyed incense, Suscepto will be too cool, mineral, and serious for you.

In the end, wax remains on silver, with sea salt and rose under silent smoke — a monastic room where the wind speaks only when it moves a vow.