Mycelium
Rounding the corner it came into view, the being that had terrorized the village for decades. It sat terrifyingly still on top of natural rock formation that resembled some strange amalgamation of an altar. An altar not made by human hands but as if created by the forest itself to honor this being. The being was here long before the village and it will continue to be here long after we are gone.
I approach the being as fear shoots through my body, its as if every cell in my body is screaming for me to get as far away as possible from this thing. It’s twisted branches of nails seem as if they could slice me to pieces if I make one wrong move. It took every ounce of my will power to place the offering in the small mossy bowl at its feet.
A sickly cracking noise erupted from the creature, like twigs snapping but…wrong. The sound sunk into my bones like the cold on a rainy winter day. My body frozen as my mind started to scream, RUN. Its twisted boney fingers started to unravel, the cracking noise intensifying as more of its limbs came to life. Snapping out of the fear I launched myself away from it running back to the village, I hope the elders where right. I hope that offering was enough, the being would ask more of us soon enough.
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On first spray you get fresh mushrooms bursting from the damp forest floor. As it dries down the Hinoki wood, patchouli and black currant come out and make this into a shockingly wearable walk in the woods after the rain.
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Soil
Mushrooms
Patchouli
Black Currant
Hinoki Wood
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Mycelium is a handmade small batch perfume made and bottled in Oregon, queer owned and operated.
Diluted to 20% "parfum" in alcohol
This perfume is vegan and alcohol based, test perfume on discreet area of skin to test for any allergies first.
Ingredients: Alcohol, Iso E Super, Tolu Basalm, Guaiacwood, Ambroxan, Andrane, Cedramber, Amyl Vinyl Carbinol, Black Currant Absolute, Hinoki Wood, Maritima, Patchouli Dark, Galbanum Resonoid, Benzoin, Oakmoss Absolute, Civet Art, Calone, Aldehyde C-11 Undecylenic, Geosmin.
Rounding the corner it came into view, the being that had terrorized the village for decades. It sat terrifyingly still on top of natural rock formation that resembled some strange amalgamation of an altar. An altar not made by human hands but as if created by the forest itself to honor this being. The being was here long before the village and it will continue to be here long after we are gone.
I approach the being as fear shoots through my body, its as if every cell in my body is screaming for me to get as far away as possible from this thing. It’s twisted branches of nails seem as if they could slice me to pieces if I make one wrong move. It took every ounce of my will power to place the offering in the small mossy bowl at its feet.
A sickly cracking noise erupted from the creature, like twigs snapping but…wrong. The sound sunk into my bones like the cold on a rainy winter day. My body frozen as my mind started to scream, RUN. Its twisted boney fingers started to unravel, the cracking noise intensifying as more of its limbs came to life. Snapping out of the fear I launched myself away from it running back to the village, I hope the elders where right. I hope that offering was enough, the being would ask more of us soon enough.
.
On first spray you get fresh mushrooms bursting from the damp forest floor. As it dries down the Hinoki wood, patchouli and black currant come out and make this into a shockingly wearable walk in the woods after the rain.
.
Soil
Mushrooms
Patchouli
Black Currant
Hinoki Wood
.
Mycelium is a handmade small batch perfume made and bottled in Oregon, queer owned and operated.
Diluted to 20% "parfum" in alcohol
This perfume is vegan and alcohol based, test perfume on discreet area of skin to test for any allergies first.
Ingredients: Alcohol, Iso E Super, Tolu Basalm, Guaiacwood, Ambroxan, Andrane, Cedramber, Amyl Vinyl Carbinol, Black Currant Absolute, Hinoki Wood, Maritima, Patchouli Dark, Galbanum Resonoid, Benzoin, Oakmoss Absolute, Civet Art, Calone, Aldehyde C-11 Undecylenic, Geosmin.
