Diffuser N.12 - Gökotta

In Swedish culture, Gökotta means “getting up at dawn to go out into the fresh air and hear the very first birdsong”. This scent with notes of sweet orange and spices invites you to feel a benevolent and comforting energy like the first rays of the sun on a winter morning. 

Let yourself be enchanted by a unique olfactory melody, similar to the sweet song of chickadees.

Few words from the parfumer: "This is a juice in which opoponax resin, with its warm, earthy scent, is revisited with sweet orange peel. The whole blend is illuminated by bergamot and geranium for a spicy scent that diffuses perfectly in a winter lounge. A woody base then emerges on the horizon, highlighting vetiver wood coming to lose itself in vanilla and musks."

• Top notes: bergamot, orange
• Heart notes: geranium
• Base notes: musks, opoponax, vanilla, vetiver

This set is entirely made in France and is composed of a reusable porcelaine de Limoges jar, a 200ml (6,8oz) fragrance for reed diffuser refill, a porous ceramic branch and a pierced beechwood lid.

• Reusable jar made of porcelaine de Limoges

• Reusable perfuming branch in the shape of a chestnut tree branch, made of porous porcelain

• A pierced beechwood lid from local and sustainable forests from the French Auvergne region

• A fragrance for reed diffuser refill diluted in agricultural alcohol coming from the culture of wheat and beet from the western part of France

Diffusion time: about a 1,5 months depending on the conditions of use (temperature, humidity rate...). For an optimal diffusion of the fragrance, use the Atelier Vekkä products intended for this purpose.

Atelier Vekkä fragrance refills available separately.

• Pour the fragrance concentrate for reed diffuser into your Atelier Vekkä jar.
• Add the pierced wooden lid on top. Soak your porous ceramic chestnut branch inside the jar. During the first use, we recommend to let the stem impregnate itself with perfumed concentrate during 5 to 6 hours then to drain it inside the container before turning it over to let the reed diffusion begin. This gesture can be repeated several times to restart the fragrance diffusion.