The echo of music on Wenceslas Square. October in Prague. You're walking along Wenceslas Square after the rain, the wet cobblestones reflecting the light of shop windows. Suddenly, a melody comes from the archway of an old house, someone playing Bach on the violin. You pause at the edge of a small crowd of listeners and you notice the man across from you: he, too, has stopped to listen to the music. His face lights up with your same delight. Your eyes meet for a few fleeting seconds, long enough to understand that you’re sharing not just the moment, but something greater. The musician finishes his performance, people begin to disperse, and the stranger also disappears into the crowd. But the melody still echoes in your head and the feeling of incompleteness lingers. Here, rosewood represents those very first notes that made you stop, listen and forget the rush of the city. Sandalwood represents the warmth of instant comprehension between two people in the crowd. Cedar represents the slight bitterness of knowing that beautiful moments always end, though their fleeting nature makes them unforgettable. This is a fragrance for those who believe in the magic of chance.
