O obrotach. Copernican Revolution, 1541

I’m wearing it today and I’m wondering what I am wearing?! I’m wondering in a good way. On a blotter I could get al the nuances and the complete idea behind the scent. After the initial spray I got the same reaction when I first tested CDG 2 on skin. I got the feeling of aldehydes. A strong opening. The comparison with CDG 2 ends with the ink and the aldehydes I felt. Afterwards it embraced me. Imagine a sunset hug in an old library. It does not scream and radiate. Modern yet mysterious. Amazing play and blend of the raw materials. Definitely not a blind buy! It is an intimate and complex experience one should discover for themselves. De revolutionibus orbium coelestium!

☀️ Sun in the Tower 📜 This is the scent of a single sunbeam hitting an old workshop. Dust particles dance in the light, causing that characteristic itch in the nose. It is absolute dryness: the aroma of an oak desk heated for hours and paper releasing its woody profile under the warmth. Forget about freshness. Lily of the valley is but a shadow, quickly replaced by the technical rawness of ink and ash. The entire composition is dusty, rough, and intimate. It smells like a stifling yet sunlit chamber where, after years of calculations, everything finally falls into place. The sun at the center, dust on the hands. Visual archive on TikTok / IG: @the.scent.files

i love polish perfume houses!! this is an absolutely beautiful scent, very evocative of many historical buildings you can visit in Toruń. it's perfectly woody and dry without being too smoky. wow!