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Kiste
The quiet moment when you settle into your favorite armchair with a cup of honey-sweetened tea, surrounded by the rich scent of tobacco and the softness of patchouli.
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KisteHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2015 by Slumberhouse, Kiste is a Floral Fruity Gourmand fragrance created by perfumer Josh Lobb. The composition opens with bright fruity and sweet accords that give way to the warmth of honey and tobacco, balanced by floral notes and earthy patchouli. This blend creates an enveloping scent that oscillates between the sweetness of honey and the richness of tobacco, making it a truly distinctive gourmand experience.
Apply Kiste in light layers to allow its gourmand notes to unfold gradually. The honey and tobacco accords build on skin over time, so one or two sprays will suffice for a long-lasting experience.
Fig. 01 — Kiste, Slumberhouse
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Josh Lobb
A self-taught nose based in Portland, Oregon, Josh Lobb built Slumberhouse out of an informal artists' collective — friends handling visual art and design while he focused on scent — before it grew from one-off Etsy listings into its own house.
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