Tundra Parfum

Russia began its expansion into Siberia in the 16th century, driven by the allure of its furs and musks, including Moschus moschiferus, whose musk pods were worth more than gold.

Over the following centuries, Tsar Peter the Great's Cossacks traversed the vast expanse all the way to Alaska, sustained by the fur trade during the Great Northern Expedition. This perfume is a testament to the fierce beauty of this land and the enduring spirit of those who braved it.

A botanical gin-inspired opening with tingly juniper berry pairs with menthol crystals to create a cooling effect in the top, reminiscent of cold tundra air. Supporting notes create the impression of damp grasslands, while the dry down consists of genuine Siberian deer musk tincture, macerated with natural ambrette seed extract to soften its pheromonal undertones

Rivendare is an artisanal perfume house originating from the outback of Australia. Known for crafting fragrances with rare, hard-to-find raw materials and authentic animalics, Rivendare was recognized as a finalist by the Art and Olfaction Awards.