Past Workshops

Don't just spray it, wear it in. We've all had this experience before, waking up and staring at your closet, wondering what clothes should you wear today. Usually, you pick an outfit based on where you're going, what you'll be doing, and how you want to come across. Only then, right before leaving, you choose a perfume to spray on. Scent may seems like the finishing touch to an outfit, but physically, it's actually the innermost layer. Once sprayed on your skin, it sits close

Poetry & Perfume On the days that belong to us, scent is the best voiceover. Hand-blend a fragrance that belongs to spring - you may pick a poem from a female poet and make it into perfume. You can also write your own poem. After all, fragrance is the invisible accessory that leaves the first (and last) impression.

The Scent of Hanfu In ancient China, robes were scented with incense, The fragrance lingered as one moved. What would you smell like if you belonged to another dynasty? In this workshop, we explored the scent styles of Han · Tang · Song · Ming, and invited people to compose a fragrance for the character they imagined themselves to be. A scholar in a mountain temple, a figure in a quiet courtyard, a guest at a night banquet, or someone wandering through a spring garden. Leave

After Boston’s long stretch of cold, spring is finally, slowly returning. Cherry blossoms begin to open. Magnolias release a soft fragrance. Even the geese pause for a moment beneath the willow trees. In this long-awaited season, we invite you to a series of Spring Scent Bars — Three scent tables will be set on site. Guided by our perfumer, you’ll explore freely — smelling, blending, and composing your own interpretation of spring. Leaf Table 🍃 Green is not a color here, but