The Nightingale's Cup Cult of Scent

"Awakened by the light of a radiant spring morning; the memory of a nights revelry. Dewdrops coalesce in the heart of a rose - the Nightingales Cup - petals open, warmed by the coming sun. The Nightingale's Cup starts cool yet warms on the skin to a radiance that captures the joy of Spring mornings and the coming of the sun. With a sparkling lemony fresh introduction, a radiant rose heart melts into a base of iris, ambergris and oakmoss. The inspiration for the name is from a piece by Persian poet Rumi; "When the rose is withered and the garden is gone, You will hear no more the nightingale’s song; When the rose is withered and the garden laid bare In attar of roses the scent is still there." - a note from the brand.