Divine Lotus is inspired by the sacred flower that rises untouched above murky waters. The lotus stands bright and serene on the surface, yet its roots remain deep in damp, muddy earth. Divine Lotus opens with white and pink lotus, radiant, watery florals that reflect purity and clarity. As the scent evolves, the hidden world beneath the waterline begins to surface — earthy, animalic and softly damp nuances echo the lotus root’s stamina and strength below.
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All about this fragrance
Vibe check
Divine Lotus suits an unhurried, close conversation after time outdoors, when the scent of wet ground still feels present. Watery petals lend a composed surface, while muddy roots and musk give that calm a more physical, less polished edge.
How to wear
Try it in mild spring or autumn weather, when the watery floral opening and damp-earth base can feel especially coherent. Begin with one light spray on skin and let the extrait develop before adding more; a restrained application keeps the root-and-musk contrast intimate. In warm conditions, apply sparingly.
Who it’s for
For wearers drawn to watery florals but dissatisfied with purely pretty interpretations. Its lotus, mud and musky undertones will appeal to those who enjoy green, earthy and unconventional compositions, particularly flowers presented with their roots and surroundings intact.
Release year
2025
The nose
Ashek Zubayer is Byermia’s perfume artist and the creator of Divine Lotus. His work for the house brings an interest in natural materials and their nuances into compositions that connect vintage-perfumery influences with modern techniques. Here, that approach explores the contrast between luminous lotus petals and a damp, earthy foundation.
Byermia’s story
Byermia is a Sydney-based family perfume house built around handcraftsmanship and close attention to materials, including their origins, species and extraction methods. Its creative approach combines vintage-perfumery elegance with modern techniques, emphasizing complexity and freedom in the choice of ingredients.
Divine Lotus (Discontinued)’s concept
Divine Lotus takes its inspiration from the sacred flower rising pristine above muddy water, its beauty sustained by roots hidden below. This image becomes a metaphor for resilience: watery white and pink lotus gradually reveal damp earth, root and animalic nuances rather than remaining an idealized floral.
Extra info
Byermia describes Divine Lotus as a blend refined over three years with input from industry experts. Its note pyramid follows the flower below the waterline: petals and crystalline air give way to roots, mud and musk.
