Lot 5ml - Wheat absolute, brown spikenard, calamus, palo santo, tonka, benzoin, dry dirt, cypress and smoke from the roasting pit.

King of Orkney

Not every king stands at the centre of the story.

Some stand at its edges, shaping events through blood, loyalty, and consequence.

King Lot of Orkney is one such figure. A powerful ruler of the northern realms and husband to Morgause, Lot occupies a place where family, politics, and destiny collide. Through his marriage, his children, and his alliances, he becomes deeply woven into the fate of Camelot itself. From his line come some of Arthur's greatest knights—and one of his greatest enemies.

Lot belongs to the generation before Camelot's golden age.

The generation that fought the wars.

Forged the alliances.

And laid the foundations upon which Arthur would build his kingdom.

Lot explores kingship, legacy, and the rugged strength of the old north.

Wheat absolute forms the heart of the fragrance. Rich, golden, and deeply rooted in the land, it evokes prosperity, stewardship, and the responsibility of providing for a kingdom. It is the scent of fields stretching beneath broad northern skies.

Brown spikenard lends an ancient earthiness to the composition. Dry and contemplative, it recalls old traditions, ancestral wisdom, and customs that endure long after kings themselves have passed into history.

Calamus winds through the fragrance with an austere strength. Sharp and commanding, it reflects discipline, leadership, and the practical realities of rule in a land where survival often depends upon resilience rather than idealism.

Palo santo introduces a sacred dimension. Smooth and quietly luminous, it evokes the spiritual traditions and ancient beliefs that linger beneath the surface of the Arthurian world.

Tonka softens the composition with warmth and humanity. It reflects family bonds, hospitality, and the quieter moments that exist between battles and political intrigues.

Benzoin glows beneath the woods like embers beneath ash. Rich and comforting, it evokes great halls filled with firelight, stories shared among kin, and the continuity of bloodlines stretching across generations.

Dry dirt anchors the fragrance firmly to the earth. Honest and unadorned, it recalls a king whose authority comes not from ceremony, but from his connection to the land and people he governs.

Cypress rises through the composition with sombre dignity. Noble and enduring, it reflects legacy—the understanding that a ruler's actions will echo through the lives of those who follow.

Smoke from the roasting pit drifts through everything.  It evokes feast days, gatherings of clans, and celebrations held beneath timbered roofs. It is the scent of community, kinship, and the bonds that unite a kingdom more effectively than any sword.

Together, the notes create a fragrance that feels rugged, grounded, and quietly regal. Earth, grain, sacred woods, and woodsmoke combine to create a portrait of a king whose strength lies not in legend, but in endurance.

Lot is a fragrance of heritage, responsibility, and legacy. It celebrates one of Arthurian legend's often-overlooked rulers and reminds us that kingdoms are built not only by heroes, but by those who create the foundations upon which heroes stand.

For before Camelot could flourish,

Someone had to hold the frontier.

Notes

Wheat absolute, brown spikenard, calamus, palo santo, tonka, benzoin, dry dirt, cypress and smoke from the roasting pit.

"The strongest kingdoms are rooted as deeply as the oldest trees."