Fruity
Vintage/old school
Woody
Notesamberanimalic notesfecal nuancefigfig tree fruitfig tree leaveshoneyindolejasminelactonic nuancemace spicemusconemyrrhmysore sandalwoodnettlesplumsandalwoodtokaji winewineyogurt
Tags
#animalic
#fresh
Style
unisex
In a garden long unguarded, where fig trees ripen past reason and the perfume of crushed blooms rises from the warm ground, Eve returns to Eden, empowered. The Serpent’s Orchard is a heady surge of wine and rose, honey and myrrh, jasmine and sandalwood. Look out for the snake among the figs.
Stone Cap: 100% peacock quartz
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
This suits close, atmospheric wear in a room where the air is warm and the conversation is slow. It reads as intimate rather than loud: a dark-fruited, honeyed aura that feels sensual, a little strange, and deliberately composed.
How to wear
Best in cool to mild weather, where its fig, honey and myrrh can unfold without becoming heavy. Apply sparingly for a more polished trail; a few sprays give a richer, more enveloping effect, with the animalic and woody facets becoming more apparent as it warms on skin.
Who it’s for
For those who like fig scents with depth, texture and a slightly vintage feel rather than a clean green profile. It will appeal to wearers drawn to honeyed woods, resin, soft animalic nuances and fragrances that feel mythic, sensual and a little unruly.
Release year
2025
Pictura Fragrans’s story
Pictura Fragrans frames perfume as storytelling, treating scent as a medium that can move beyond decoration into emotion and memory. The house leans into a crafted, art-meets-science approach, with an interest in therapeutic and transformative uses of fragrance.
The Serpent’s Orchard’s concept
The Serpent’s Orchard reimagines Eden through an empowered feminine lens: a garden of overripe figs, crushed blooms and warm earth, with the serpent hidden among the fruit. The composition is built around myth, temptation and renewal rather than a literal retelling.
Extra info
The bottle is finished with a stone cap made from 100% peacock quartz. The fragrance is presented as an extrait de parfum and was launched in 2025. Its name and imagery place the biblical serpent inside a lush orchard rather than a formal garden.
Notesamberanimalic notesfecal nuancefigfig tree fruitfig tree leaveshoneyindolejasminelactonic nuancemace spicemusconemyrrhmysore sandalwoodnettlesplumsandalwoodtokaji winewineyogurt
Tags
#animalic
#fresh
Style
unisex
In a garden long unguarded, where fig trees ripen past reason and the perfume of crushed blooms rises from the warm ground, Eve returns to Eden, empowered. The Serpent’s Orchard is a heady surge of wine and rose, honey and myrrh, jasmine and sandalwood. Look out for the snake among the figs.
Stone Cap: 100% peacock quartz
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
This suits close, atmospheric wear in a room where the air is warm and the conversation is slow. It reads as intimate rather than loud: a dark-fruited, honeyed aura that feels sensual, a little strange, and deliberately composed.
How to wear
Best in cool to mild weather, where its fig, honey and myrrh can unfold without becoming heavy. Apply sparingly for a more polished trail; a few sprays give a richer, more enveloping effect, with the animalic and woody facets becoming more apparent as it warms on skin.
Who it’s for
For those who like fig scents with depth, texture and a slightly vintage feel rather than a clean green profile. It will appeal to wearers drawn to honeyed woods, resin, soft animalic nuances and fragrances that feel mythic, sensual and a little unruly.
Release year
2025
Pictura Fragrans’s story
Pictura Fragrans frames perfume as storytelling, treating scent as a medium that can move beyond decoration into emotion and memory. The house leans into a crafted, art-meets-science approach, with an interest in therapeutic and transformative uses of fragrance.
The Serpent’s Orchard’s concept
The Serpent’s Orchard reimagines Eden through an empowered feminine lens: a garden of overripe figs, crushed blooms and warm earth, with the serpent hidden among the fruit. The composition is built around myth, temptation and renewal rather than a literal retelling.
Extra info
The bottle is finished with a stone cap made from 100% peacock quartz. The fragrance is presented as an extrait de parfum and was launched in 2025. Its name and imagery place the biblical serpent inside a lush orchard rather than a formal garden.