CAYMAN ISLANDS · WEST INDIES

Keep the island.

Cayman is the top of an underwater mountain. Our story follows the narrow band where island and sea meet. We make one thing from each layer.

View from the top of the Bluff on Cayman Brac

From the top of the Bluff, Cayman Brac. Photo: EvaZL, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

01 · BLUFF / AIR

The highest ground in the country, on Cayman Brac.

Dry white height. Frangipani, sea grape leaf, sun-bleached grass, limestone dust. Scent in development.

02 · CAYMANITE / EARTH

A banded stone laid down in the fissures of the Bluff.

Warm mineral. Red clay, labdanum, saffron, dry cedar, a trace of hot iron. Scent in development.

Concept render of a banded caymanite keeper lid with CAY RIT maker's stamp

The Keeper · concept in development.

A stone lid intended to move from candle to candle.

Concept render of a banded stone pendant in a thin gold frame

The Slab · concept in development.

03 · THATCH / FIRE

The canopy of the silver thatch palm.

Fresh palm, dry plaited frond, coconut water, vetiver, hay. Scent in development.

Concept render of a hand-plaited silver thatch bracelet

The Rope · concept in development.

The first rope is being plaited by a young Caymanian. The work belongs to the hands that make it.

Concept render of a heavy glass perfume bottle with thatch-wrapped cap

Eau de parfum · concept in development.

SEA LEVEL · IRONSHORE / WATER

The fossil limestone where the island meets the sea.

Sea salt, seaweed, wet rock, driftwood, clean ambergris. Scent in development.

Concept render of a heavy glass candle poured in cream, oxblood and umber wax bands

The Section Candle · concept in development.

Three bands poured by hand, one at a time, level as stone.

THE TRENCH / THE FIFTH

The deepest water in the Caribbean.

Black pepper, ink, ambrette, cold musk, a far-off smoke. Scent in development.

From the Bluff to the Trench, this is a collection cut from a single place.

FIRST POUR

Fifty candles. Coconut shells. One first edition.

Bianca first poured candles into coconut shells at a kitchen table. The planned first edition is fifty more, each shell prepared by hand, numbered and dated.

Join the queue to hear when the first edition is ready. We write rarely.

For villas, hotels and spas

A scent that belongs to your property alone. For a consultation, write to [email protected].

Pieces shown are in development and pictured as studies, not product photographs. Made in the Cayman Islands.