A fig tree in Ménerbes
Claire Aubade, a trained perfumer, spends a summer at her aunt's house and starts keeping a notebook of morning smells.
A song or poem greeting the dawn. We started with one question: what does the world smell like before anyone is awake? Cold leaves, wet stone, the first kettle. Every AUBADE scent tries to hold one of those minutes.
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