Liquid Music Trio

"Cold windy night on the Snoqualmie pass, and the swaying pines are doing their ominous dance. Deep dark woods are hiding the secrets. If you ever wonder how the story of Twin Peaks smells like, it’s here, and it’s authentic as it can be. This is a creation of House of Matriarch  – Wonderful and Strange Liquid Music Fragrance Trio – three story lines that interconnect and complete each other. Smell of fir needles on a damp soil, cedarwood chips around the old sawmill. Dreams, hopes, and melancholy of the northwest, where She walks in her velvet dress, above life and death in parallel dimension.".

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House of Matriarch is pleased to announce what Perfumer Christi Meshell is calling one of the "most exciting projects" she has ever released.

SEATTLE, WA:  25 years have passed since Laura Palmer, the troubled coquette who worked at the perfume counter of Horne's Department Store in David Lynch's Twin Peaks, made her impression on the minds and hearts of an entire generation.  Since, the resounding echoes and haunting chords of the soundtrack have kept her memory and the mysteries surrounding her death brewing in the collective consciousness. They also ignited the creative inspiration for a collection of perfumes both "wonderful and strange".

Residing near the Snoqualmie Forest where the series was filmed, our Perfumer has a deep knowing of how the dark woods depicted in the series would smell.  In a video of Angelo Badalamenti, the composer of the famous soundtrack, he recounts the story of how he and David Lynch sat together at his piano to co-compose the soundtrack.  As she followed along, Christi began to imagine the aromas which seemed to accompany the famous question still being asked:  "Who killed Laura Palmer?"

 LIMITED EDITION - VINTAGE 2017

ALLOCATION:

13% of the proceeds from the sale of the Wonderful & Strange Liquid Music Collection of Twin Peaks perfume will be donated to The David Lynch Foundation for consciousness-based education and world peace.

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