In the second chapter of Byredo’s olfactive journey, “Mojave Ghost” is dissected to reveal the intricate layers that make up its essence. “Olfactive Study x Mohavea Confertiflora” explores the fragrance's heart, where the ghost flower's resilience is translated into a scent that defies the barren landscape it inhabits.

With a blend of Nesberry, Oakmoss, and Ambrette, Mojave Ghost opens to reveal a heart of Violet, Sandalwood, and Magnolia. Its base is composed of Musk, Vetiver, and Cedarwood, which encapsulates the essence of the desert in a unique blend.

Amelia Gray stands amidst the vastness of the desert, her presence as striking as the ghost flower itself. The imagery is a study in contrasts: the delicate appearance of Mohavea confertiflora against the rugged desert terrain and the way it thrives year after year. It’s a visual representation of the fragrance’s narrative – one of beauty and strength found in the most unexpected places.

As the story of Mojave Ghost continues to unfold throughout the year, each chapter promises to delve deeper into the fragrance’s narrative, maintaining an ongoing dialogue between visionary photographer Harley Weir and muse Amelia Gray. It’s a tale of transformation, adaptation, and strength, told through the lens of a fragrance that has captivated the senses for a decade.