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Cosmos by House of Bō
House of Bō

Cosmos

  • Sustainable
  • Organic
  • Cruelty Free

40ML / 1.4FL OZ - PARFUM

In our

EarthyGourmand

Smells like

PralineMetallicMuskWhiskyCocoaIncenseCharcoalIrisLeatherAgarwood

$250

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In stock at the shop on Grand Avenue. Choose pickup at checkout, or come smell it in person.

565 Grand Ave, Carlsbad, CA 92008

Tue–Sat 11am–6pm · Sun 11am–4pm

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WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including beta-myrcene and methyleugenol, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov. Our notice →

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The Story

Metallic Gourmand

Smoky · Metallic · Decadent

“A galactic haze of ambrosial smoke infused with cosmic mineral elements.”

In cosmology, ‘æther’ is considered to be the 5th element. The omnipresent fabric of the universe in which all elements live in suspension. Cosmos is that celestial veil, where fire, ice, earth and air intertwine in chaotic harmony.

A flash of cold, metallic minerals is heated and forged into molten sweetness, releasing notes of aged whiskey and praline. From this fusion, a smoky veil of dragon’s blood incense arises, evoking the sensation of smoke over ice. As the smoke clears, facets of leather, rich cacao, and mysterious agarwood emerge — revealing the secret duality of a fragrance that is both sophisticated and dangerously alluring.

This is not just a scent — it is the magnetic presence of those who resist definition, moving through the world entirely on their own terms.

“Cosmos is how I imagine a gourmand fragrance would smell like in space, reacting to the cosmic elements.”— Bernardo Möller

Praline, Metallic Musk Accord, Aged Whiskey
Mexican Cacao, Dragon’s Blood Incense, Charcoal
Orris Concrete, Smoked Leather, Agarwood

The House

House of Bō is Bernardo Möller's house, rooted in his Mexican heritage and built on direct relationships with the farmers and suppliers behind every material. The fragrances are gender-neutral; the caps are hand-carved travertine marble from reclaimed stone, made by Mexican artisans, and meant to outlive the bottle as paperweights, incense holders, anything else. The name is the phonetic sound of beau: beautiful, and good.

The Perfumer

Alberto Morillas