Three scents, each developed with a distinct point of view and designed for a quiet, lasting presence.

1972

Fragrance Notes: Burnt Rosewood, Smoked Patchouli, Geosmin

The elements of nature collide in this scent, formulated to represent an invitation into the quintessential personal world of Nicole Hollis. It opens with a burst of rain on earth, the petrichor quality of geosmin quickly yielding to the floral char of warm burnt rosewood that forms its heart and emotional core. Grounded in a base of earthy patchouli, it is at once verdant and smoky, a primal and meditative expression of the Nicole Hollis brand—alive in its contradictions and evoking timeless ideas of terroir, creation, and renewal. 

2002

Fragrance Notes: Palo Santo, Fresh Sage, Salted Incense

Complex woods and austere herbal notes come together to express Nicole’s interpretation of creative genesis—a scent where the richness of inspiration and momentum also feels grounded in purposeful focus. The aura is meditative and clean, with the stillness of stepping into a sacred place. Woody, resinous palo santo lifts off alongside a snap of fresh green sage, while the base note of salted incense adds a dry minerality and a whisper of ethereal smoke. 

2014

Fragrance Notes: Hawaiian Gardenia, Plumeria, Ylang Ylang

A mix of heady florals unfurls in a rich bouquet of intoxicating Hawaiian gardenia tempered and lightened by bright island plumeria. At the base of the scent is ylang ylang, providing depth and a faintly woody complexity that evokes an escape to a sanctum that is both exotic and familiar. This fragrance represents tropical nature at its most sultry, vigorous, and unbound. 

Origin: France (vessel), Los Angeles