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Fragrance Library

April 07, 2021

An exhaustive list of all Old Soul Artisan fragrances released after July, 2018.

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Dark Lit Collection: Inspired by the dark and mysteriously alluring characters and themes found within literature's greatest novels.

Annabel Lee (sea mist and magnolia blossom) Inspired by Edgar Allan Poe's poem, Annabel Lee.
Avilésor (mystical forest - cedar, apple, green leaves, and chrysanthemum). A collaboration candle with fantasy author Sara A. Noë, inspired by her book series The Chronicles of Avilésor.
Book of Spells (ancient book and secret ritual) Inspired by an ancient book of secret spells. An old books scent!
Corpse Queen (sawdust, peppermint, lemon peel) A collaboration candle with author Heather M. Herrman, inspired by her book the Corpse Queen.
Enchanted Rose (rose, orris root, bergamot) Inspired by the fairytale Beauty and the Beast.
Evil Queen (black currant, guava, fig) Inspired by the evil queen in the fairytale Snow White.
Hansel & Gretel (gingerbread, cinnamon, vanilla) Inspired by the Grimm Brother's fairytale.
Mother of Dragons (dragon's blood and cinnamon) Inspired by Daenerys Targaryen of Game of Thrones.
Mr. Hyde (toasted almond and cherry) Inspired by Robert Louis Stevenson's the Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
Poison Apple (apple, sugar, poison) Inspired by the poison apple in the fairytale Snow White.
Sleepy Hollow (pumpkin, cinnamon, molasses) Inspired by Washington Irving's Legend of Sleepy Hollow.
Something Wicked (absinthe and blackberry) Inspired by Shakespeare's Macbeth.
We're All Mad Here (tea and cakes) Inspired by Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland.

Incantation Collection: Inspired by the beloved stories and legendary monsters of mythology, fairytales, and folklore.

Folklore Collection: Inspired by the flowers and herbs used in magic and found throughout folklore and ancient texts.

Baba Yaga (silver birch and red currant) Inspired by the woods witch of Russian folklore.
Day of the Dead (orange and chili pepper) Inspired by the Mexican celebration of honoring departed ancestors.
Immortal (blood orange and vetiver) Inspired by the folklore of the vampire.
Kali (nag champa, guava, hibiscus) Inspired by the Hindu goddess of destruction.
Kitsune (Japanese pear and ginseng) Inspired by the Japanese yokai fox shapeshifter.
Kraken (driftwood, tobacco, leather) Inspired by the Scandinavian sea monster.
Krampus (pine, apples, winter florals) Inspired by the Christmas Devil.
Pele (pineapple, orchid, fire) Inspired by the Hawaiian volcano goddess.
Persephone (pomegranate and dragon's blood) Inspired by the Greek goddess of the Underworld.
Samhain (cinnamon, clove, nutmeg) Inspired by the Gaelic festival traditions that have evolved into Halloween.
Siren (deep sea botanicals and labdanum) Inspired by creatures of Greek mythology.
Underworld (sandalwood, jasmine, orange) Inspired by the Egyptian afterlife.
Voodoo (coffee, sugar cane, magic) Inspired by Louisiana Voodoo.
Witches Brew (patchouli, violet, clove) Inspired by witches of yore and their magical brews.