Monkey Flower

Once famed for its intoxicating scent, the Musk Monkeyflower captivated Victorian England—so much so that it was simply known as The Common Musk. Originally native to the sun-drenched meadows of the American West Coast, its bright yellow blossoms and fuzzy, sticky stalks quickly made their way into European conservatories and cottage windows.

From London’s aristocratic parlors to countryside markets, the flower enjoyed a meteoric rise—until, mysteriously, it lost its scent entirely. Not just in cultivated gardens, but in the wild. Botanists were baffled. Conspiracy theories bloomed. But no answer ever came.

Now, the Musk Monkeyflower returns—reborn through fragrance. An ode to something that once was, and might still be.

Olfactory Notes
• Top notes: tussilago, sunscreen
• Middle notes: fig buttercup, chamomile goldberry
• Bottom notes: musk, hay

Specifications – 30ml. Eau de Parfum. Unisex.