Inspired by the rituals of the proto-Mississippian death cult of the 13th century, Mississippi Medicine is a fragrance pulsating with archaic history. The protagonist is Virginia red cedar, dry and austere, intertwined with an incense that combines resinous notes and hints of pine. Incense, a companion of humanity since the beginning, carries with it an immediate, almost visceral, spiritual appeal.
At the heart, a wild violet accord emerges, the same one that grows on the mounds of Mississippi, delicate yet charged with memory. Birch tar introduces a rough, primordial smokiness, like the fire of an ancient nocturnal ritual.
The result is an enigmatic and archaic fragrance, which seems to come from a remote and sacred time.
Inspired by the rituals of the proto-Mississippian death cult of the 13th century, Mississippi Medicine is a fragrance pulsating with archaic history. The protagonist is Virginia red cedar, dry and austere, intertwined with an incense that combines resinous notes and hints of pine. Incense, a companion of humanity since the beginning, carries with it an immediate, almost visceral, spiritual appeal.
At the heart, a wild violet accord emerges, the same one that grows on the mounds of Mississippi, delicate yet charged with memory. Birch tar introduces a rough, primordial smokiness, like the fire of an ancient nocturnal ritual.
The result is an enigmatic and archaic fragrance, which seems to come from a remote and sacred time.