Inspiration

The dust of the world.
Love and hatred.
They never fade away.

Today, my heart is filled with tranquility.
It doesn't matter where I come from,
Nor where I'm going.
And it doesn't matter who is who either.
Silence is often necessary.

The master perfumer Rodrigo Flores-Roux
Pays homage to Pina Bausch's "Café Müller".
He reinterprets the classic perfume Bandit by Germaine Cellier.
It is a modern chypre leather green fragrance, with the scents of wildflowers and fragrant herbs, exuding a sense of independence amidst the vastness.

Silence.
Muted.
Tiny.


Scent Profile

White pine resin pierces first - its crisp, almost metallic greenness like frost on forgotten windows. Leather follows, stripped bare of all animalic bravado, rendered instead as the scent of an empty chair in morning light. Oakmoss lingers as the quietest revolution - its earthy, lichen-clad depth speaking volumes without words. The ghosts of wild thyme and chamomile (though unlisted) hover at the edges, their herbal whispers amplifying the silence. Together, they form a chypre reduced to its spiritual skeleton - vast, mute, and endlessly resonant.