Every collection begins with a question.

For Prairie Passage, it was this: What is it about the landscapes of the American West that continues to capture our imagination?

What followed was months of research, collecting inspiration from art, history, regional botanicals, and the stories embedded in the land itself. I found myself drawn to the paintings of Georgia O'Keeffe, the vast beauty of the Sonoran Desert, desert blooms pushing through unlikely places, weathered trading posts, open roads, and the women whose resilience helped shape life across these landscapes.

Prairie Passage became an exploration of those ideas. Though inspired by the American West, the collection reflects the broader landscapes far and wide within the world itself, traditions, and stories that emerged wherever open land shaped daily life. From prairie grasslands and small towns to desert vistas and distant horizons, each chapter is rooted in a distinct sense of place.

Not as a recreation of the past, but as a reflection on beauty, curiosity, independence, and the enduring connection between people and landscape.

Together, the collection forms a portrait of the land as it was observed, traveled, and remembered.

My hope is that as you explore Prairie Passage, you'll discover not only the fragrances themselves, but the world that inspired them.