In Astra

Some scents remind us of places.

Others remind us of feelings.

A carefree afternoon. Laughter shared with friends. The comfort of something familiar.

Wega was created to capture those moments that make life feel a little sweeter.

What kind of feeling do you look for in a fragrance?

The horizon stretches endlessly ahead.

The sun is beginning to set, but the journey isn’t over yet.

For centuries, travelers looked to the stars for direction, trusting them to guide the way through unfamiliar landscapes.

Mismar was inspired by that same spirit of curiosity, discovery, and the excitement of not always knowing what lies ahead.

Would you rather follow a plan — or follow your instincts?

Juniper. Ginger. Cypress. Ambergris. Olibanum.

Freshness meets warmth. Brightness meets depth.

Together they create a fragrance that feels both timeless and modern.

Which fragrance note do you always notice first?

Ginger brings energy, brightness, and movement to Mismar.

Its fresh, spicy character creates an opening that feels both vibrant and inviting.

A small note with a remarkable impact.

Every fragrance leaves a different impression.

Just like every journey leaves its mark on us.

The fragrances we remember are often connected to the moments we lived while wearing them.

What fragrance memory will you never forget?

Mismar opens with metallic juniper and vibrant ginger before revealing the depth of cypress, ambergris, and olibanum.

A composition inspired by exploration and the spirit of discovery.


Which note sounds most intriguing to you?

Long before modern navigation, travelers relied on the stars to guide their way.

A reminder that sometimes looking up is the best way to move forward.

Before it guides us, light travels.

Across vast distances.

Across landscapes.

Across time.

A reminder that even the smallest spark can lead somewhere extraordinary.

Following the compass of the cosmos.

For centuries, people looked to the stars for direction.

Today, they continue to inspire us in different ways.

Some journeys begin with curiosity.

If you could travel anywhere tomorrow, where would you go?