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Reimagined: Collectors Edition

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Category: Perfume

Three fragrances. Three journeys. One defining collection.

The Reimagined: Collectors Edition brings together the first three chapters of Four Corners of the Earth Reimagined, each reimagined at an extraordinary 30% oil concentration. This is perfumery at its most concentrated and most compelling, presented as a trio for the collector who refuses to choose a single path.

The Collection

Patchouli d'Atlas · Celestial, A Spell in a Bottle
Pink pepper and saffron open with luminous warmth before settling into a heart of cedarwood and cashmeran. The soul is pure Atlas: rich patchouli grounded by sandalwood and ambroxan.

Bijou Zafran · A Study in Contrasts
Saffron and pear meet in an unlikely alliance, giving way to cypriol, iris and benzoin at the heart. Beneath it all, mineral amber, vanilla bean and a whisper of leather accord.

Oud Liaisons · Carved From Shadow and Stone
Rose and liquorice entwine with pink pepper and lemon, leading to a heart of oud and suede. The soul lingers with cypriol, vanilla and guaiac wood, anchored by patchouli and musk.

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 11 reviews)

Samuel ★★★★★

I've been rotating through all three bottles since it arrived, and honestly, having the collection together makes each one feel like a complete chapter. The box itself is sturdy enough to keep on my shelf, which is more than I can say for most perfume sets.

Robert ★★★★★

The opening spray on the first one hit me with a warmth that lasted past dinner, and having all three chapters in one set makes it easy to switch moods without reaching for another bottle. The packaging keeps everything secure, which matters when you're tossing it in a travel bag.

Eli B. ★★★★★

The box itself feels like a little ritual to open, and having all three chapters in one set makes it easy to switch based on my mood throughout the week. The way each one layers differently on skin keeps me coming back to them constantly.