Petals & Thorn — Rose
It doesn’t smell like a rose.
It smells like a rose garden.
The kind you walk into without meaning to stay — and then you do.
Green leaves and cool air hit first. Ozone, freshness, the damp brightness of stems and soil still holding the morning. It feels open. Real. Alive.
Then the garden blooms.
Rose everywhere — full, layered, and natural. Carnation, ylang ylang, lily of the valley rising together, not arranged, not trimmed back. This isn’t a single flower in a vase. It’s abundance. Petals overlapping. Color and scent moving through the air.
And beneath it all, the truth of the place.
Powder and peppercorn linger like warmth on skin, like sunlight catching at the edge of shadow. Soft, grounded, slightly sharp — the reminder that beauty grows alongside something darker, something necessary.
You don’t burn Petals & Thorn to feel romantic.
You burn it to feel surrounded.
Blowing it out feels like leaving too soon.
Like closing the gate before you’re ready.
Petals & Thorn doesn’t decorate a room.
It turns it into a place you don’t want to leave.
Hand-poured in Michigan.
For those who know that the most beautiful things are never just soft.
Fragrance Notes
Top Notes
Green Leaves · Ozone
Fresh air, living stems, the first step into the garden.
Middle Notes
Rose · Carnation · Ylang Ylang · Lily of the Valley
A full bloom — layered, expansive, unmistakably floral.
Base Notes
Powder · Peppercorn
Warmth and contrast. The edge beneath the petals.