Aldebaran

A white light in the dark. A strange, quiet glow illuminating a clearing at night. The moon brushes gently across a field of tuberose—its pure petals catching the pale shimmer like mirrors.

This is Aldebaran, one of the brightest stars in the sky, and the second chapter in the imagined floral constellation of Marc-Antoine Barrois and perfumer Quentin Bisch.

At its heart: tuberose absolute, not as a soft bloom but as something more angular—its green and camphorous facets laid bare. That bold, almost wild energy is met by a subtle heat: a paprika accord, earthy maté, and the smooth, creamy comfort of tonka bean.

A daring composition, unapologetically artistic. Aldebaran reimagines tuberose not as a perfume cliché, but as a plant alive with tension—cool light and warm shadow.