Cup
Cup plays with duality—bright and dark, unnerving and comforting. It opens with a pithy burst of green mandarin, pink peppercorn, and lush galbanum. Intoxicating and demaning.Then it softens into something tender and familiar. Your nose in a cup of tea, punctuated by allspice and clove. An incense from faraway that still somehow smells of home. Curling up against dry fallen fir needles amidst towering black spruce. Someplace to long to be.
9ml glass travel spray bottle
notes: green mandarin, pink peppercorn, galbanum, spiced tea, black spruce, fir needle
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Liza Pittard is an artist and researcher based in Richmond, VA. Her practice ebbs and flows between scent, sound, food, and image, interfacing with the intimacy of archives, expressions of nature, and table theater. Her fragrance work is rooted in the lush landscapes of her Virginia upbringing and time spent daydreaming new worlds to inhabit in her artmaking, resulting in scents that drift between the familiar and the obscure.