Kupala

Taking place on the eve of the shortest night of the year and at the height of summer, Kupala was a celebration of nature, of fertility and love, and the mysteries of nature. The fragrance of Kupala emulates the full day of festivities, with notes of cool and wet juxtaposed against smoky and warm, and a shared heart of rich floral notes. How Kupala wears on the skin is meant to mimic the rituals and festivities performed during the midsummer's eve itself. It opens with dewy greenery, echoing how the young people would spend the morning collecting dew in which to bathe, celebrating the warm summer day and preparing for the evening's activities.