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As seen in - House of Matriarch High Perfumery

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Explore House of Matriarch journey through prestigious magazines, exclusive events, and glowing reviews. Featured in leading publications and celebrated at glamorous galas, our scents captivate connoisseurs and influencers alike, embodying our commitment to excellence and passion for timeless olfactory masterpieces.

"Beautiful blue bottles with coppery labels; a distinctive look, half steampunk and half Islamic-abstract; consistently good, properly worked-out perfumes with apt but not hyperbolic names; and an overall cast of high quality and good humor.Really good stuff."

— Luca Turin

Spikenard, along with other herbs and oils used by Mary Magdalene to heal people, makes up the juice of twigs’ fragrance Magdalene, named for the saint. This fragrance was a way for twigs to bring the two sides of herself together.

— Dazed Magazine

Meshell, with her flowing black hair, sumptuous silk prints, sparkly platform heels and fairy goddess grin, is an agent provocateur of scent, melding wildly intriguing elements into luxury fragrances that defy easy descriptions.

— Tyrone Beason, The Seattle Times