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Where the Sea Roars and the Wind Cries

VANITAS PARFUMS LIMITED

£245

Where the Sea Roars and the Wind Cries opens like cold water striking wet volcanic stone. Folded Sicilian green mandarin and Calabrian bergamot cut sharp and clean, mandarin petitgrain adds a floral-bitter-green flicker, and juniper berry CO₂ emboldens the feeling of ragged crushing waves. The heart is distinctly coastal, mineral and untamed. A volcanic sea spray accord surges through clary sage absolute, salted fig, cypriol and ciste absolute SEV, balancing brine, smoke, resin and dark dried fruit. Rose de Mai and Isparta rose absolutes appear like wind-torn petals caught within the storm. Th

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as VANITAS PARFUMS LIMITED, number 13843911. Checked 2026-08-29.
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