Stone

A river-worn talisman, cool and weighty, shaped by seasons of earth and memory.

Crisp mint leaf stirs the air—winter’s breath in the studio, sharp and green, mingling with the first hints of spring’s awakening. You brush your fingers through tender shoots and sweet herbs, the world just beginning to grow.

As you wander deeper, the ground rises—smoky vetiver and damp soil cling to your skin, echoing the hush of rain-soaked earth and the quiet after storms. Time slows. Cedar smooths the edges, musks linger, and you find yourself holding a stone that fits perfectly in your hand, as if it always belonged there—silent, steadfast, and alive with the stories of the land.

Last Parfum is a project of Liza Pittard Studios, working out of a studio in Richmond, Virginia. The fragrances come from Liza Pittard's own experiences, chasing memories and building worlds for friends to inhabit. Everything is made by hand in small batches, with creative direction from Ren Schwarz. Two releases stand in the line at the moment, Stone and Cup, both IFRA certified, and both printing an ingredient list on the product page.

Each release is published with a poem, credited on its page: Darian Razdar on Stone, Sam Mullany on Cup. Both carried over when the line relaunched under the Last Parfum name, with the formulas adjusted slightly and the materials and the impression unchanged. Sample sets, travel sizes and a tea collection are due late September or early October, which will take the catalogue past the two bottles it holds now.