The art
of presence.
A house of eleven fragrances, composed in Paris by hand from the rarest absolutes, oud distillates, and iris pallida. Worn, never applied.
“A fragrance is the most intimate accessory one can wear. It announces you before you enter a room, and lingers after you leave. At AURA, we compose scents the way a poet composes a line — with patience, restraint, and an obsession for the exact right word.”
Eleven
fragrances.
Fragrance is composed,
never applied.
Our perfumers suggest pairing two or three extraits from the maison to create a singular scent — a signature that belongs only to the wearer. No two rituals are alike.
The opening
Begin with N° III on pulse points. Rose de Nuit unfolds in two hours of soft, powdery light.
The accord
Layer with N° V across the collarbone. The saffron threads the rose into smoke and resin.
The trace
A whisper of N° XI on the wrist. Vanilla absolue lingers for fourteen hours, like a memory.
A house in
the 6th.
Behind an unmarked door on Rue de Seine, twelve perfumers and a single master compose the maison's eleven extraits. Each formula is aged for a minimum of nine months in ceramic vats before bottling.
We source directly from twelve family farms — iris from Tuscany, oud from Laos, vanilla from Madagascar — and we visit each, every year.
Find your
signature.
Answer seven questions. Our master perfumer will compose a personalized selection of three extraits, delivered with a handwritten note from the atelier.
"A serious new house. The kind of restraint you can smell."
— Vogue Paris
"N° V is the most distinctive oud released this decade."
— AnOther Magazine
"Worth crossing a city for. Worth waiting nine months for."
— Harper's Bazaar
From the
atelier.
A morning in the iris fields of Tuscany, with Léon Marchais.
The harvest lasts eighteen days each June. We follow the master perfumer from dawn to the drying rooms, where the rhizomes rest for three years before distillation.
Why we age every extrait for nine months.
The art of layering three fragrances, by season.
An invitation
into the maison.
Members receive first access to limited extraits, private invitations to the atelier, and a quarterly discovery box hand-composed by Léon. By application, in keeping with the house.
The maison, in your inbox.
Field notes, limited releases, and the occasional hand-written letter from the atelier.