Joshua Tree Sample

Notes include desert sage, dry heat, prickly pear, texas cedarwood, and juniper (heart wood, leaf, and berry).

• The scent
• The artist

• This is a 2 ml spray sample. Find the full bottle here. 
  
  Joshua Tree. A national treasure where two distinct desert eco-systems, the Mojave and the Colorado, meet. This National Park is also home to the actual Joshua tree, a dessert tree with strong and study leaves that are used by the Native Americans to weave meticulous baskets. So how does that translate into a fragrance? Leave it to Dawn Spencer Hurwitz to capture it succinctly. This atmospheric fragrance is dry and barren as the sage and cedar commission a soulful search that calms the mind and soothes the soul. The addition of juniper (wood, leaf and berry) and prickly pear round out the beautifully bewildering quality of openness.

   

  Notes include desert sage, dry heat, prickly pear, texas cedarwood, and juniper (heart wood, leaf, and berry).

• Dawn Spencer Hurwitz is a niche perfumer based on Boulder, Co. She began her perfumery career in Boston's Essence Perfumery. Dawn is a prolific creator, regularly launching scents under her own line as well as aroma-artistic collaborations with the Denver Art Museum, Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art, and others. For more information, visit www.dshperfumes.com.

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