Vetiver does not expand into a space.
It settles into it.
Dry. Rooted. Persistent.
It does not seek attention —
it anchors what is already there.
A scent that lowers the room,
bringing it closer to the ground.
Structure
Vetiver is extracted from the roots of a tropical grass.
Unlike volatile notes that disperse quickly,
it carries weight —
holding its position in the air over time.
It belongs to the woody family,
defined by depth, dryness, and persistence.
Profile
- Earthy — dry soil, exposed roots
- Woody — structured, stable
- Smoky — faint, controlled
- Green — restrained
- Mineral — stone-like dryness
Behavior in Space
Vetiver does not project outward.
It settles downward.
It creates density rather than diffusion —
shaping the room without filling it.
In Composition
Often paired with sandalwood,
vetiver gains warmth and diffusion
without losing its grounding structure.
Application
- evening
- quiet interiors
- workspaces
- transitional moments
STILL
STILL approaches vetiver as a state.
Paired with sandalwood,
it extends the root into warmth.
A composition designed to hold the room.
Vetiver is a dry, earthy and woody scent commonly used in candles and perfumery.