“Through the unknown, we'll find the new” - Charles Baudelaire

Metaphorically speaking, the allure of the locked garden gate — and what lies behind it — is a temptation as old as Eve.

In his landmark collection of poetry, Les Fleurs du Mal (Flowers of Evil), originally published in 1857, French poet Charles Baudelaire delves into the intoxicating mysteries of our base human desires — the forbidden, “evil” urges we fall prey to, eclipsing rational behavior, seducing us into the wild unknown.

An homage to Baudelaire and the enchanting Datura — a night-blooming flower also known as Devil’s Trumpet or Moonflower — the Atelier Noite Flowers of Evil scented candle is a warm, intriguing blend of: orange blossom, powdery orris, musk, amber, and vanilla.

Evening Ritual: As dusk descends, light your Flowers of Evil candle, slip into Atelier Noite’s Jardim da Lua (Garden of the Moon) pure silk robe, and press play on AO Gerber & Isla June’s moody, ethereal cover of Dancing in the Moonlight. See what awaits you in the unknown…