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Water clings to skin after an evening swim, dripping down ankles under moonlight. 

A raspberry leaf holds a single tear while a mandarin orange peels open, sending citrus mist into cool night air. At 3am, the moon reflects stars across the iridescent mouth of a seashell. Jammy red fruit sweetness sits beneath crisp, cold aldehydes—like love itself, fragile and enduring. Neroli water and green mandarin aldehydes greet the senses, raspberry leaves and crushed pomegranate seeds bloom in the middle. Ambroxan, pearls, and cedarwood air settle into something deeply personal.

• Courtney Rafuse

Eleasium is a dimension of feminine divinity and mysticism, explored through fragrance and guided by Goddess mythology.

Founded in 2024 by Courtney Elease Brunson — a product developer and writer based in Paris — the brand was dreamt up there and brought into being through a global circle of collaborators, including independent perfumer Courtney Rafuse in Toronto and glass artisan Anaïs Llop Nexon in Barcelona.

Each piece is made by hand in small batches. Scent is treated as a way of giving form to the intangible — a ritual object as much as a perfume, each composition a world of its own.