THE HARMONIST THE HARMONIST Velvet Fire Parfum

THE HARMONIST THE HARMONIST Velvet Fire Parfum - 1

THE HARMONIST Velvet Fire Parfum

Name: THE HARMONIST Velvet Fire Parfum
Brand: THE HARMONIST
SKU: B1589562
Price: 285.00 USD
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Velvet Fire Parfum from THE HARMONIST channels the charisma of the South of France, hazy, flamboyant, and reflective. The opening blends cypress with clary sage and myrtle for a bright, aromatic lift, then reveals a heart of neroli, saffron, and tobacco that feels smoky and luminous. A velvet base of cistus, tonka bean, and oud grounds the scent in warmth and depth. The fragrance is cruelty-free and made in France, and arrives in a 1.7 oz bottle that feels as refined as its notes.

On the skin, Velvet Fire settles into a warm, spicy glow that stays close without clinging. The top notes offer a crisp introduction, the heart unfurls with spice and tobacco, and the base lingers with a velvety, resinous warmth. It layers with ease over lighter scents or richer florals, and transitions from a sunlit afternoon to an evening soiree with effortless charisma.

THE HARMONIST's Velvet Fire Parfum sits in step with a trend toward warm, emboldened fragrances that feel sophisticated yet carefree. It pairs well with luxe fabrics and minimal neutrals, adding a warm glow to velvet, satin, or leather. The scent's French craftsmanship and cruelty-free ethos align with contemporary beauty codes that favor refined perfumery.

Materials / Fabrication

Fragrance style: warm and spicy
Fragrance story: Velvet Fire embodies the charisma of the South of France on a summer's day - hazy, flamboyant and reflective
Notes: Top: cypress, clary sage, myrtle; Middle: neroli, saffron, tobacco; Base: cistus, tonka bean, oud
Size: 1.7 oz
Cruelty-free
Made in France

Recommended Care

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat to preserve the fragrance
Keep bottle tightly closed when not in use
Avoid exposure to extreme temperatures; do not leave in a hot car
Wipe any spills with a soft cloth and store upright

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About The Harmonist

The Harmonist is a niche luxury fragrance brand and maison de parfum built around balance through scent. Founded by Lola Tillyaeva, the label draws on Feng Shui and the five elements to guide its perfume collection, with Yin and Yang as guiding energies. Since its early days in 2013 and a Paris flagship in 2016, the house has become known for richly layered, long lasting fragrances as well as candles and bath products that invite ritual and mood tuning. The lineup centers on perfumes, plus related scented objects, designed for fragrance collectors and connoisseurs who seek a sophisticated, energy driven experience that elevates everyday routines.