Creatures
Mythological creatures and beasts were all based on some account of factual information. From dragons to unicorns and trolls or even ogres, these accounts have mystified mankind for thousands of years.
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Kirin
The Kirin are often referred to as the Eastern unicorn - a creature resembling a horse, with a horn (or horns) and scales. They are said to appear only when a sage has arrived in the world and are associated with peace and purity. Protectors of the innocent, they defend the pure of heart and those with truly good intentions. --- A pure and innocent blend of freshly gathered peony, lilies, and cotton with soft, glowing amber.
Encantado
"The enchanted ones”, encantados are shape shifting, party loving dolphins that have a playful nature and enjoy interacting with humans when they shift into their human form at night. They are known for slipping into parties and having illegitimate children with humans mostly, but some stories involve a darker side of the encantados - stories of them haunting people or stealing children and dragging them into the water. --- A playful aquatic, sweetened by vanilla with a devious bite of mint and cucumber.
Satyr
In Greek mythology, satyrs are sultry half-men, half-beast. There is a story of a youthful satyr named Ampelos, whom after his tragic death was turned into a grape vine by Dionysus. From this grape vine dripped the blood of the satyr, which in turn was now wine which satyrs so loved to drink. --- In honor of the late Ampelos, warm honey musk and grapes throughout.
Doppelganger - *Reformulated*
Ghostly twin, deadly double, ghastly vision, harbingers of bad luck; no matter how you look at it, seeing your doppelganger is usually not a good thing. However, there is one Halloween myth that states if a girl lights two candles before a mirror, while eating an apple, a spectral image of her future husband will peer back at her. If after that, she can muster the courage to walk around a graveyard at least twelve times, she will meet up with the double itself. --- Candle smoke, luscious green apples, and freshly squeezed lemon juice.
Fire Imp
Long have imps been devious in nature but the worst of their kind is a fire imp. Fresh from the depths of hell comes this deceitful lesser being, bent on only one thing, to please its master. Although imps have been capable of good deeds, they are so mischievous in nature that it would be thought all but impossible for them to completely turn noble. Imps are usually servants to some other being and in most cases want to have a committed friend so badly that they will take any abuse just to do so. --- We caught part of his flame – warm and spicy! Ginger spices, fiery cinnamon, myrrh and amber, with a devious bite of berry.
Bansidhe
The Bansidhe are often thought of as terrifying creatures of the night, howling and furious female spirits. In many tales though, the Bansidhe were the ghosts of women with the ability to foretell a person’s death. When someone was about to die, they would appear outside of their house and keen for them (sing a mourning song). --- Beautifully feminine and hauntingly ethereal scent. It contains both sadness and a ghostly femininity – The scent of soft, green balsam fir and rosemary, with the freshness of lettuce, eucalyptus, and icy peppermint.
Nymph
In Greek mythology, nymphs were a group of female deities usually tied to a natural location - such as a tree, a river, a grove, or so on. Tales of nymphs painted them as both malicious and benevolent. They were often attributed with acts of malice such as theft or trickery and yet also often attributed with acts of kindness such as bestowing great gifts upon mortal men. Considered to be extremely beautiful, they were said to sometimes have the legs of an animal and usually wore white or decorated themselves with flowers. --- A scent of duality - sharp and deep patchouli paired with sweet and playful peach, apricot and cranberries.
Naga
Nagas have made appearances in many cultures and mythologies and are usually classified as a being with both snake and human attributes. They are often considered to be mostly snake with humanoid features, but this category of creature also includes the half women and half snakes. They range from being depicted as good beings to being depicted as evil demons. It is clear that with their appearance in so many different cultures that they are a product of the human obsession with the snake. --- A mysterious and exotic scent with a slithering, sleek combination of musk, myrrh, tobacco, a touch of green lime and something unique and unexpected.
Minotaur's Might
A Minotaur knows no bounds when it comes to strength. Often depicted as a man with the head of a bull, Minotaurs are fierce warriors in combat and considered extremely dangerous because of their power and ferocity. Minotaurs are often times associated with mazes because of the great labyrinth built by the Greek, Daedalus, which was said to actually be able to withstand the might of the first Minotaur. --- A strong mixture of might. Bold musk and Greek spices combine with moss and dirt from the maze he will forever wander.
Flight of the Harpy
As I awaken I feel the wind flow through my hair and peer down upon the mountain and tree tops that I once looked up to. Gazing over the green grasses and oceans that I soar above, I look to my left to discover that I’m held up in the sky by sharp talons that are connected to a bird-like frame. The fear starts to set in and I peer straight up to discover the face of a woman that seems connected to the rest of this bird. Whether I am being taken off to paradise or my final resting place, I decide to accept fate and enjoy the flight of freedom that I have always dreamed of. --- Birds of paradise, ripe black cherries, and a light touch of resin over crisp ocean waters.
Will o' Wisp
Will o' Wisps - also called ghostlights and ignus fatuus - have been making appearances in folklore for quite some time. The story behind it is often quite similar to the story behind the Jack O' Lantern. Some say that a blacksmith named Will was refused entry to Heaven, due to the wicked life he led, and was doomed to roam the earth for all time. The Devil gave Will a single coal to burn, which emitted the eerie light known as the Will o' Wisp. Many travelers were said to be lured into bogs and swamps by this ghostly light, and never seen again. Other tales of the Will o' Wisp depict the being as mischievous, but not entirely malevolent spirits. The flitting light of the Will o' Wisp are even sometimes known to lead people to hidden treasures! --- A bright, flitting and glowing scent; bergamot, lemongrass, white musk, moss and the tiniest hint of peppermint.