AmbergrisOpens with
Sideritis, Mountain TeaHeart
St. John's WortDries down to
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Fueguia 1833 · Sold as unisex
Yaken
The quiet introspection of a solitary walk through a Patagonian meadow, where the crispness of mountain tea mingles with the earthy richness of St. John's Wort.
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YakenLuxury · $250+
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The story behind the bottle.
Yaken by Fueguia 1833, launched in 2015 and crafted by Julian Bedel, is an aromatic green fragrance that captures the essence of Patagonia's rugged landscape. The top note of ambergris brings a subtle marine freshness, while the middle note of Sideritis (Mountain Tea) adds a herbal warmth. The base note of St. John's Wort rounds out the composition with its balsamic and slightly sweet undertones. This fragrance is designed to evoke the natural beauty and medicinal heritage of Patagonia.
Apply Yaken to pulse points for a warm and enveloping effect that lasts throughout the day. The ambergris top note is fleeting, so it’s best enjoyed close to skin rather than at arm's length. For optimal longevity, layer with a moisturizer or wear under a jacket.
Fig. 01 — Yaken, Fueguia 1833
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Julian Bedel
South America's first luxury perfume houseJulián Bedel is an Argentine perfumer who worked as a branding strategist for luxury goods before commissioning a fragrance for a Buenos Aires museum revealed a lack of niche perfumery produced in South America.
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