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Dzemma — A Shared Story

Dzemma — a personal memory

One bond. Two personal fragrances.

Dzemma is at the heart of a couple’s shared story. They asked NEUROMI to translate their bond with her into two personal fragrances: time spent together, rides, dry hay, saddle leather and the fresh air of the stable. Apple After the Ride and Saddle Memory explore the same connection through two different scent portraits. Both compositions are currently in development.

Two interpretations

Apple After the Ride

Apple After the Ride

Apple After the Ride

The softer interpretation. A small moment after a ride: an apple offered from the hand. Cool air and fresh apple peel give way to dry hay, supple suede and the familiar warmth of Dzemma. Soft musks and dry woods create a close, personal trail. A fragrance concept currently being developed and refined.

Saddle Memory

Apple After the Ride

Apple After the Ride

The deeper interpretation. Familiar saddle leather, hay and the dry wooden air of the stable. Suede, warm woods and gentle musks evoke being close to Dzemma after a ride. More leather and wood; another expression of the same bond. A fragrance concept currently being developed and refined.

Three facets of a shared story

Dzemma / Presence

Meadow / Hay & flowers

Meadow / Hay & flowers

The warmth of a familiar presence. An artistic interpretation inspired by Dzemma.

Meadow / Hay & flowers

Meadow / Hay & flowers

Meadow / Hay & flowers

Dry hay, meadow grasses and the delicate trace of wildflowers.

Saddle / Leather

Meadow / Hay & flowers

Saddle / Leather

Supple saddle leather, worn texture and the memory of a ride.

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