ROSE INK 10 ML

LET THE INK TELL THE REAL STORY...

BACK IN STOCK! KIERIN NYC ROSE INK is a scent that embodies a wild heart in a city that works, plays and loves hard. This New York story is a remarkable, woodsy floral that blends the memory of deep devotion and deviant desire. A sultry, lusty, unisex 2.0 scent made for memorable men and women. 

Key Ingredients: Saffron, Cassis, Damask Rose Petals, Cedarwood, Crisp Amber

Vibe: Dark – Warm - Wild

Olfactive Harmony: Floral - Woody

Perfumer: Master perfumer Jérôme Epinette—a two-time Fragrance Foundation Award winner known for iconic creations for luxury fragrance brands such as Byredo, Atelier Cologne, and Vilhelm Parfumerie. His most popular hits - Gypsy Water, Pulp, Morning Chess, Smoke Show and Orange Sanguine - are international icons celebrated for their originality, emotive clarity and storytelling power.

As an independent and artistic niche brand, KIERIN gave Jérôme Epinette the freedom to interpret KIERIN’s vision for Rose Ink through pure creative artistry - unbridled by commercial guidelines. The result is a masterpiece!

Art Perfume

Rose Ink is Tattoo Art Perfume. KIERIN’s Tattoo Art collection takes an irreverent approach to wearable scent, celebrating bold base notes and the rebellious spirit of tattoo culture—etched not just on skin, but in the subconscious.

Each fragrance in the Tattoo Art collection features a note transformed into olfactive ink— perfume that wears like a tattoo: deeply personal, rebellious and very memorable.

Synesthetic Olfactive Art: KIERIN's olfactive art combines original visual art, scent story-telling and attention to detail with tactile paper-based packaging to enhance its goal, as eco-luxury and synesthetic art -- to stimulate senses, evoke an emotion, and convey the essence of a lifestyle in one olfactive experience.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

KIERIN challenges fragrance industry "for him" and "for her" norms crafting complex unisex niche parfums that push the boundaries of stereotypes and are gender-inclusive "for all", rather than simply gender-free.