A small house of Moroccan fragrance.
Plate — Shehrazade, Home Spray
ScentoriacomposeshomefragrancefrommemoriesofMoroccanrooms—roomspraysandreeddiffusers,madeinCasablanca,releasedslowly,keptdeliberatelysmall.
Origin
Scentoria began in a riad in Casablanca — a courtyard at dusk, cedar and orange blossom carried on warm stone, the particular quiet that arrives when a room has been lived in for long enough. The brand is an attempt to keep that quiet, in scent, for other rooms.
Materials
Fragrance compositions built from raw materials rather than shortcut blends, in formats made to live in a room — sprays that turn the air at once, diffusers that hold it for weeks. We list every note on the label; we list nothing we cannot explain.
Plate — The Atelier, Casablanca
Pace
Small batches, made by a certified lab in Casablanca Morocco, released when they are ready. We make no seasonal calendar and we do not chase trends. A fragrance stays in the catalogue as long as it holds, and leaves quietly when it does not.
Place
Everything is made in Morocco. The scents remember Moroccan rooms — riads, hammams, souks at late afternoon, mountain mornings — and the objects are finished in materials that feel native to those rooms: glass, unglazed ceramic, brushed brass.
Made a few at a time, for rooms that keep what they are given.
— Scentoria, Casablanca