Casket Perfume Oil: Sandalwood Smoke & Victorian Wake Rituals- Victorian Gothic Collection (Copy)

In the Victorian era, the casket was more than a container,  it was a symbol of passage. 
Crafted as a threshold, it became the final piece of furniture a person would ever rest upon.
During the wake, the coffin rested in the parlor, surrounded by flowers and candlelight. 
Its wood absorbed the scent of the room: the drifting resins, the warm amber glow, the faint sweetness of wilted blossoms. 
It became a vessel of memory, a quiet guardian of the body within.
Funeral sachets, pomanders, crepe covered mourning fans, and incense all carried fragrant woods like sandalwood, warm resins such as benzoin, and though rare, exotic oils like champaca. 
These devotional objects perfumed the chamber, their sacred smoke settling into the polished wood.
Our Casket perfume is the scent of that solemn chamber: sandalwood smoke suspended in stillness, the wooden coffin commanding reverence, resinous incense sweetening the air with sacred warmth, and woody amber lingering like a final benediction.

A fragrance shaped by somber stillness.
A wood enveloped by incense.
A devotion made fragrant with sacred smoke, and the hauntingly serene hush beneath the lid.

Scent Family: Wood + Resin, Smoke + Embers
Vibe: Somber Sandalwood, Reverent Coffin Wood, the Stillness of finality.
Notes: Sandalwood, Champaca, Woody Amber, Incense
30ml Eau de Parfum