In Astra

Shaped by time. Refined by nature.

The landscapes that inspire Vanant are raw, untamed, and endlessly fascinating.

A reminder that beauty is often found in unexpected places.

Every fragrance in the In Astra collection is connected to the stars.

Vanant explores the darker side of the cosmos — the quiet spaces between light and shadow where mystery thrives.

Written among the stars.

What’s your favorite memory of the night sky?

Black rose is often associated with mystery.

Birch tar with smoke.

Myrrh with ancient rituals.

Vanant brings them together in a composition that challenges expectations, balancing darkness with elegance and intensity with refinement.

Do you prefer fragrances that feel familiar — or ones that surprise you?

Not all flowers are delicate.

Black carnation brings depth, character, and a subtle spice that gives Vanant its distinctive signature.

A floral note with an unexpected edge.

Where the cosmos whispers in black rose and smoke.

Dark florals bloom beneath distant stars while myrrh, opoponax, and birch tar create a trail that feels both ancient and otherworldly.

Vanant is an invitation to explore the beauty hidden beyond the familiar.

Some journeys are measured in distance.

Others are measured in transformation.

Vanant draws inspiration from the unknown — from the places where silence, darkness, and wonder coexist beneath an endless sky.

Inspired by one of the largest stars in the known universe, Betelgeuse is a fragrance defined by quiet strength.

The fruitiness of osmanthus meets the elegance of iris, while oakmoss and coffee create a dark, sophisticated foundation.

Distinctive without trying to be.

Would you rather wear a fragrance everyone recognizes — or one nobody can forget?

Coriander. Iris. Osmanthus. Oakmoss. Coffee.

A composition built around contrast.

Bitter facets meet powdery elegance. Floral softness meets earthy depth.

Not designed to follow trends.

Designed to create character.

Which note intrigues you most?

Some fragrances enter a room before you do.

Others stay long after you’ve left.

Betelgeuse belongs to the second category.

How would you describe your fragrance style in one word?