EXILE NINE EXTRAIT DE PARFUM by Maison de L'Asie presents a contemplative journey, opening with the crisp, clear notes of bergamot and the distinctive herbal touch of artemisia, evoking vast, open landscapes. As it develops, the fragrance softens into an introspective heart where delicate violet leaf and powdery orris blend with the gentle sweetness of orange blossom and the rustic warmth of hay, reminiscent of sun-drenched fields. The dry down settles into a deeply grounding experience, with the supple texture of suede, rich earth notes, and the resinous depth of styrax, creating a profound connection to self and nature. This scent beautifully captures the essence of a quiet, nomadic journey, finding freedom and wisdom in solitude.
Perfumer: Antoine Lie
Scent Profile
Aromatic
Earthy
Leathery
Green
Powdery
Woody
Notes
Top Notes
Bergamot
Artemisia
Middle Notes
Violet Leaf
Orris
Orange Blossom
Hay
Base Notes
Suede
Earth Notes
Styrax
About MAISON DE L'ASIE
Maison de L'Asie, founded by Elizabeth Liau in 2019 in Singapore, is a luxury fragrance house that crafts story-driven scents evoking the multifaceted identities and unexpected narratives of Asia through thematic chapters dedicated to countries like Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, and India. Its philosophy blends French perfumery artistry with Asian cultural storytelling, using signature notes to capture emotions such as nostalgia, grief, and love, as in the vanilla musk and ginger of Mother x Love. What sets it unique is its cinematic approach to perfumery, positioning it as a global Asian brand free of clichés, targeting discerning audiences seeking layered, evocative fragrances beyond traditional souvenirs.
Antoine Lie is a French perfumer renowned for his bold, experimental creations that push the boundaries of contemporary perfumery. Trained at ISIPCA and having worked with Givaudan and Takasago, he has crafted standout fragrances for brands like Comme des Garçons, Etat Libre d’Orange, Amouage, and A Lab on Fire, earning acclaim for his edgy, emotional, and thought-provoking style.