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Chapel Factory · Sold as unisex
Pilgrim
The hiss of an espresso machine two seconds before the cup arrives, blending warmth and anticipation with a hint of the unexpected.
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PilgrimHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Pilgrim, launched in 2025 by Chapel Factory and crafted by perfumers Anais Biguine and Pisse-Vinaigre, is a Woody Aquatic fragrance that captures the essence of a journey through diverse landscapes. The composition opens with salt and incense, creating an immediate sense of both purity and mystery. As it unfolds, seaweed and cade oil introduce a smoky, balsamic quality that contrasts beautifully with the marine freshness, making this scent feel like a voyage across different terrains.
Pilgrim is best applied in moderation; its smoky and marine notes emerge gradually. One to two sprays allow the layers to unfold naturally over time. This fragrance reads better close to skin than across a room, making it ideal for intimate settings or personal moments.
Fig. 01 — Pilgrim, Chapel Factory
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Anais Biguine
Anaïs Biguine is a French perfumer with a lifelong love of literature and nature.
Co-created with Pisse-Vinaigre
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