Reindeer goddesses were once revered in early cultures across the Northern Hemisphere. Neolithic nomads worshipped the spiritual embodiment of the Great Mother of the Great Herd, for it is she--not the males--who retains her antlers in winter. It is she who leads and protects her family and people. It is her image found tattooed on female shamans in ceremonial graves. She nurtures us all, from our first steps to our last. These are her scents.
Her Forest: (Returning) Layers of velvety forest mosses and soft green lichens with wild-harvested Northern fir tips, Bourbon vetiver, black oudh, and a hint of forest floor.
A mossy coniferous scent.