Less is More

The English language has few words to describe scents. Creating fragrances is an art form that tells intricate stories and forms deep and transformative connectionsThis episode’s featured guest is William Borrell, who is the cofounder of Vallense, an innovative UK fragrance house that emphasizes the transformative and evocative qualities of scent. William brings a rich background, having previously built a successful career in alcohol distilling, which gives him a unique perspective on fragrance creation. He possesses a growing passion for the art of fragrance and has undertaken some fascinating research into historical formulations and the exploration of unique, rare materials.Fragrances mentioned:Mitti Attar Guilded - Eau De Bougee Spirit - Vallense Sun - VallenseSource - Vallense Books mentioned: Braiding Sweetgrass - Robin Wall KimmererThe North Wind and The Sun - Aseop’s Fables The Night Circus - Erin Morgenstern Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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