Rā Soleil

Rā crossed the sky each day in a solar barque, and the Egyptians measured their hours by the light he carried. Rā Soleil is that light held still: an opening of solar musk and bergamot so bright it reads almost white.

Beneath it, saffron and neroli warm the composition the way a stone wall warms through a morning. What remains on the skin hours later is white amber and vanilla absolue — not the dawn itself, but the memory of standing in it.