Sirenide draws from old myths of the Orkney Islands. It tells the story of the Selkies, mythical beings who are seals in the water but can shed their skin to walk on land. In this tale, a Selkie's skin is stolen by a man. But she gets her revenge, poisons him, and reclaims her leather skin to return to the sea. This fragrance is a powerful and haunting journey, blending [aquatic](/style/aquatic), [leathery](/style/leathery), and [floral](/style/floral) elements.

The scent opens with a shocking note of bitter [almond](/note/almond) and cool [anise](/note/star-anise). It feels like a cold, northern sea. Soon, watery flowers like water lily and pink [lotus](/note/lotus) emerge, adding a soft, gentle touch. The fragrance dries down to a unique base. You'll find salty [ambergris](/note/ambergris), woody [cedar](/note/atlas-cedar), and a strange, synthetic accord of tanned sealskin, creating a dark and memorable finish.