Aereo

Pigmentarium Aereo takes us back to the golden age of Rudolfine Prague, a time when science, philosophy, and alchemy all shared the same table. The name owes itself to alchemist Michael Sendivogius and his theory of “Aereo Nitro” – the invisible breath of air that feeds life and fire, what we now call oxygen.Aereo isn’t a perfume that demands attention. It’s for those moments when the noise around you finally settles and you can hear your own thoughts again. Wearing it means having your own quiet space – one you don’t share with everyone, only with those who come close enough.

Top notes: pink pepper
Middle notes: cashmeran
Base notes: myrrh