Ocean
Ocean is salt and wind, a reminder of openness. Wear it when you want space to breathe.
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100 ml bottle
Small Batch Creations
Made in Singapore
Every bottle is hand-filled.
If this were a novel...
Moby Dick
Moby-Dick is a hymn to the sea’s immensity and obsession: rigging creaks, waves hammer hull and heart.
Our Ocean perfume opens with salt and wind—lemon, neroli, sea air—clean and bracing, like the first breath on deck before land disappears. Beneath that brightness, florals emerge not as perfume, but as humanity: muguet, jasmine, iris—the quiet inner life of the sailors, memory and longing carried across water.
Then the depths arrive. Seaweed, wet stone, damp soil, driftwood—dark, mineral, vast. The scent turns elemental and obsessive, less about beauty than scale.
Like Moby-Dick, Ocean is not a story of the sea as backdrop, but of the sea as force: indifferent, majestic, humbling. It leaves you smaller than when you began—yet clearer, stripped back, and awake.
Structure of the Scent
Top Notes
Briny air and breaking waves
Heart Notes
Kelp, mist and mineral rocks
Base Notes
Driftwood, moss and lingering salt
Before walls,
there was water.
Salt on skin.
Wind in your lungs.
A horizon that asked you to breathe.
The city closed in.
The ocean stayed.
Ocean is rhythm and space —
salt, air, light —
a reminder that life is wider
than the day you’re in.
Wear it when you need room to exhale.
Ocean
The mist, remembered.
The Composition Includes:
Lemon
Immediate lift and sparkle
Lime Blossom
Bridges citrus into florals
Sea Salt
Mineral texture
Muguet
Clean, watery transparency
Jasmine
Subtle sensuality
Iris
Powdery smoothness and elegance
Seaweed
Core marine realism note
Musk
Skin warmth and diffusion
White Oak
Structure, dryness, and gravity
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Eau de Parfum
While most eau de parfum is 15% essential oil, with the rest being perfumer's alcohol, we concentrate with 20% essential oil. This provides the wearer a deeper and more intimate experience, with less broadcasting to nearby noses.