The Perfumer

My name is Vita Kazlauskaitė.
 

I am the founder, the architect, and the necromancer behind Necros Fragrance.

Before this, I walked corridors lined with glass and steel. Eight years in high-level corporate command, mastering the machinery of business, communication, and persuasion. I lectured at universities. I spoke on stages. I wore the kind of masks that the world applauds.

  But the light there was too sterile. The silence was the wrong kind.

  The shadows have always called to me, since I was a little girl—long before I learned how to weigh resins and tinctures (which also happened a decade ago). All of these shadows- they live in the folds of my Lithuanian heritage, in the forests where the ground exhales damp secrets, in the unmarked graves of history, and in the strange dreams that gnaw at me when I stay too long in the light.

  I have Bachelor's degree in psychology and Master of Science degree in Integrated Communication, fluent in human frailty, and have a gift of communicating to spirits aka. channeling and I know what keeps people awake at night. I have studied the behavior of the living, thanatechnologies, but I have always listened harder to the language of the dead, that are all around us, living paralel to our world.

  Perfumery became the only medium violent enough, delicate enough, to hold these voices. Here, in the lab, glass vials shines like a wings of a moth, each holding a fragment of memory or a weapon of desire. I work alone, surrounded by my organ of materials: resins black as wet earth, musks as thin as breath, synthetics that hum like static.

I do not “create perfumes.” I build apparitions. I bind them. I give them shape. They are beautiful because they are from the other world. They are also dangerous because they are true.

Necros is not a business.
It is a place, where death finds form.
And every bottle is a small haunting.

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Spooky hugs, 

Vita