Kryo — Ice — Cold Sovereignty
Cold, made commanding. Kyro takes its name from the Greek κρύο — ice, cold, the hush before the storm. It opens with arctic frost sweeping over frosted plum, crisp and clear as breath on a winter morning. Evergreen balsam and wintry spiced iris rise at the heart like a snow-dusted forest held in stillness, then settle into fireside tobacco, smoked leather amber and creamy warming woods. A winter-cool scent for the man who does not rush to be noticed; his presence is already a climate.

“Out of whose womb came the ice? and the hoarfrost of heaven, who hath gendered it?”
Job 38:29
The Composition
Opening
Middle
Dry-down
Fragrance Notes

The Ritual
Two sprays into the collar of a wool coat and one across the chest of a soft knit sweater. Applied to attire — never to skin — the frost and balsam open cool against the cold, then the tobacco and leather warm slowly as the evening settles in.
“Thy name is as ointment poured forth.”
Song of Solomon 1:3
A Fragrance in Its Element
The Occasion
The Attire
The Details
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