Grasse, France — Atelier 14
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The shadow
of something
unforgettable.
Six fragrances composed in Grasse. Built on dark florals, cured leather, and resins that refuse to fade.
Enter the Collection→DAC Scents is a small house working in the old way — composing from raw materials rather than accords, ageing each batch in glass for a minimum of six months, and bottling by hand.
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Each composition is built around a single material the perfumer cannot stop returning to. The rest of the formula exists to give that material room to speak.
Ombre Sauvage
Woody Amber
A shadow that lingers on warm skin. Built around a dark iris accord and the slow burn of cured leather.
Six compositions, each
built around a single
material the nose cannot put down.
We work in small batches — no more than three hundred bottles per composition, per year.
06
Months in Glass
Each batch is aged before bottling, allowing the materials to settle into one another.
300
Bottles per Year
A deliberate limit. When a batch is gone, it returns the following season.
01
Perfumer
Every formula is composed by a single nose. No committee, no focus group.
Three families of material
we return to
again and again.
Dark Florals
Flowers picked at dusk, when their heaviest molecules rise. We use them for gravity, not sweetness.
Cured Leather
The smell of a well-worn glove. We build leather from resins and tars rather than synthetic isolates.
Resins & Smoke
Materials that have been burned for thousands of years. We use them sparingly — they are loud.
The hours when
the city goes still.
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