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Monsoon Atelier

the compass from the harbour office

Malacca Harbour

woody aquatic

Tea chests, coiled rope and tarred timber on the busiest wharf of the route. Sea salt and cardamom arrive first. Teak and ambergris stay after the ships have gone.

Size

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Monsoon Atelier

Malacca Harbour

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Malacca

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Batch 10

Chapter
II. Malaysia
Composed by
Mei Lin Tan
Distilled
March 2026

The notes

Top

  • sea salt
  • cardamom

Heart

  • black tea
  • hemp rope

Base

  • teak
  • ambergris accord

How to wear it

On a linen shirt for a day near water. It carries well into the evening.

Grown, then made

Black tea blended by merchants on Jonker Street, Melaka.

Mei Lin grew up above her family's tea shop. She builds with woods, resins and the smell of things carried by boat.

From the journal

“Cargo, tea chests and tarred timber at the busiest port of the route.”

Read “Cargo at Malacca” in Adelia’s journal

Pairs well with

Layer one over the other: the lighter scent first, on pulse points.

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