Mistpouffer Ean De Parfum 30ml Stora Skuggan

"Like Trying to Catch Smoke with Your Bare Hands" - Bem, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
A Mistpouffer is an unexplained natural sound, a sonic boom similar to distant cannon fire that seems to come out of the fog over large lakes or rivers. It has been recorded throughout history and is the source of many legends. In Japan, the phenomenon is called uminari, meaning “crying from the sea.” In Connecticut, Machimoodus State Park is named after the Native American name for the area, meaning “place of bad noises.”
Despite scientific attempts to understand the sounds (which can still be heard today), their source has not yet been identified. Possible explanations include the resonance of solar winds in the atmosphere, underground earthquakes, or the release of gas bubbles from deep below. Others believe they are the work of extraterrestrial or underground civilizations. Early settlers in North America were told by the native Haudenosaunee Iroquois that the booms were the sound of the Great Spirit continuing his work of shaping the earth.
Transforming this mystical aquatic thunder into a fragrance was as elusive as the sound itself. It took four years and hundreds of iterations before finding the right balance between distinctive and unexplainable. Misty but not aquatic, smoky but not heavy. Natural, but equal parts supernatural.

Notes: Immortella, Fig Leaf, Pine, Smoke, Vetiver, Bergamot, Ozone, Malt Sugar and Cypriol.