FLÓÐ • Fischersund

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House Fischersund
Released 2025
Perfumer Jónsi Birgisson
Fragrance Family Leather
Notes Icelandic seaweed, scorched Siberian pine, acrid air, geosmin, ambroxan

Description This limited edition fragrance is made for FLÓÐ, a spatial scent, sound, and light sculpture by Jónsi. His main inspiration is the ocean, this ominous and mysterious force playing a central part in our lives. It’s basically about “the big wave,” a wave that takes us all and destroys everything in its path. The effects of climate change, such as sea level rise, flooding, and intensified natural disasters, are happening all around us, and this piece is a reflection of that dire reality.

‘The big wave

Nearly everything is underwater.

The weather is still but has been unpredictable so far,
with briny tar and smoke trails flittering through the air.
Chimney tops and statue heads break the surface,
and few floating structures survive the watery destruction.

We all saw the warning signs but chose to scroll
by in our little lives, and now, I guess, it’s too late.

Everything is silent except for ghostly voices,
echoing ship horns, and the big wave
breaking in the distance. Unsure if this is real
—my imagination or past memories?

Dark clouds surround me but a ray of light breaks through.

Is it guiding me?’

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Adam R. ★★★★★ Aug 22, 2026

That smoky scorched pine note is so distinctive—it smells like a forest that just got struck by lightning, in the best way. I can't stop sniffing my own wrist since I sprayed it on this morning, and the geosmin gives it this weirdly addictive damp-earth undertone. Worth every penny for something thi

Emma J. ★★★★★ Aug 21, 2026

The leather note hits differently here—smoky and raw, like it’s been scorched along with that Siberian pine. I sprayed it on my coat collar yesterday and the acrid air keeps wafting up hours later, still sharp but wearable.

Miles ★★★★★ Aug 20, 2026

That wet-earth geosmin note is so uncanny it smells like standing on a black sand beach after rain, and the leather backbone keeps it grounded instead of weird. I’ve worn it for a week straight and the scorched pine keeps surfacing in the most unexpected, beautiful ways.