Mystic Bliss • Goldfield & Banks

House Goldfield & Banks
Released 2024
Perfumer Florian Gallo
Fragrance Family Woody Resinous
Notes Australian Kunzea, frankincense, pink pepper, cardamom, immortelle, mint, French clary sage, caramel, geranium, fig, orris, cassis, cedarwood, Spanish labdanum, sandalwood

Description Mystic Bliss reflects upon the Aurora Australis, adorning the starry night sky over Tasmania. Cooled by pure Antarctic air, the delicate violet hues of fig fruit and cassis lend color to aromatic notes of native Kunzea, cardamom, clary sage, and immortelle. The vigor of cedarwood and hypnotic incense fused with the powdery softness of orris leaves a celestial trail that is grounding, calming, and addictive.

Opening with a breeze of top notes evoking Flinders Island's diverse impressions, Mystic Bliss is at once bracing and beautiful. Kunzea Accord – woodsy, aromatic, and restorative – melds seamlessly with the resinous pepperiness, the warmth of olibanum to capture the island's ancient and untouched feel. Fig and mint add a layer of freshness, a cool touch, with the fig growing ever more ripe in the presence of cardamon and cassis. 

Evolving, the heart notes unfurl, dancing through the composition as if taking cues from the Aurora Australis lights. First, clary sage, herbaceous and green, before caramel lends a touch of indulgence – a rich contrast to geranium's green rosiness. The Kunzea, now plusher against this cool aromatic heart, in flashes of purple, carries through the drydown. Cedar and sandalwood, their rich, woody scents evoking the ancient forests of Flinders Island, are burnished with labdanum's amber-like warmth as vetiver lends an earthen foundation grounding Mystic Bliss with a deep, resonant finish.

An invigorating perfume of aromatic notes, heady woods, and ripe fig, Goldfield & Banks presents an olfactory interpretation of southern Australia's rugged charm, its ethereal beauty, and its enduring mystery with Mystic Bliss. Powdery and soft, Mystic Bliss is a perfume for men and women.