The virtuous young nun gathers roses from the generous rosebush in the Convent's walled garden. They're beautifully green and floral, caressing the senses to a sinful degree. She pricks herself on the thorns. With labdanum and vetiver she's reminded of the wildness of nature.
Eau d'Epine (Thorn Water) is an enticing woody-rose perfume. Rich with soothing amber and herbaceous galbanum, a hint of incense; fresh, beguiling, addictive.
