What Happens After Set by Necros Fragrance
 
Death is often spoken about as an instant.
Necros treats it as a process.
 
What Happens After is a set of three contained substances, each bound to a different moment after crossing.
They are not perfumes.
They are not comforts.
They are sensory extensions of death, experienced through taste, warmth, bitterness, silence.
 
THE SET CONTAINS:
 
OAK TO EARTH
Acorn Coffee 
The body is closed inside an oak coffin.
Decomposition does not begin immediately — it is delayed, controlled, suffocatingly slow.
Acorns mark the first fracture between structure and soil.
This drink carries bitterness, weight, and the taste of prolonged darkness.
 
FUNERAL BRANCHES
Pine Bud Tea 
Moments after death, the house is altered.
Mirrors are covered.
Pine branches mark the path.
Voices lower.
The living guide without looking back.
This drink belongs to the passage — when silence replaces breath and guidance replaces grief.
 
THEY ARE STILL HERE
Fireweed Tea 
Fireweed grows where something failed to end completely.
Where the ground remembers.
Where presence lingers without permission.
This drink is not about mourning.
It is about proximity.
The dead have crossed — but they have not withdrawn.
 
HOW TO EXPERIENCE THE SET
 
This is not a tasting ritual.
There is no correct order.
 
Each drink corresponds to a different after-stage:
containment
transition
persistence
You may encounter one without the others.
That, too, is accurate.
 
WHY THIS SET EXISTS
 
Perfume speaks through air.
This set speaks through the body.
Warmth, bitterness, silence, texture —
senses that remain active long after scent fades.
What Happens After is for those who do not want metaphors.
Only proximity.
 
Made in Lithuania