Seasonal Woods & Weather Dusting Powder Collection

Seasonal Woods & Weather


Folded with care. Scented by season. Rooted in the stillroom tradition.


The hush of autumn gathers here — pressed leaves underfoot, ferns catching the last amber light, and woodsmoke drifting along a quiet path. This collection is a keepsake of the season, softly milled and wrapped for keeping.

Seasonal Woods & Weather

Each blend in this collection belongs to the Stillroom Archive — powders finely milled in the quiet of the stillroom, folded with care, and scented in step with the hush of autumn.

Available in Apothecary Shakers, Bulk, and Samples:


  • Apothecary Glass Shakers — meant for the dressing table or daily ritual, and ready for gifting.

  • Bulk Parcels (6 oz. & 12 oz.) — the 12 oz. edition gathers the full suite of Stillroom Archive Cards, tied in an Archive Coin Envelope (or may be ordered plain, without cards).

  • Sample Size — a smaller parcel accompanied by its illustrated front card and the folded three-panel Series Intro Card.

Every scent is marked with a Field No., three simple descriptors, and its own fragment of story — forming a seasonal record to be tucked away, kept, and remembered like pressed leaves in a ledger.

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An herbarium of powder and paper — pressed, folded, and meant for keeping

Seasonal Woods & Weather Collection

pressed leaves scented botanical dusting powder, part of the seasonal woods & Weather fall collection. sample sized envelope and archival cards, peeking out the archive envelope marked with a rustic dymo label with field no.

Stillroom Archive Cards

Each bulk parcel of powder carries a suite of Stillroom Archive Cards — printed fragments meant to be gathered and kept, much like pressed herbs in a ledger.

Inside the tied Archive Coin Envelope you’ll find:


  • Front Label Card — a specimen-style record of Field No., ingredients, and collection.

  • Stillroom Tale Card — a fragment of story, capturing the hush and memory of the scent.

  • Scent Card — fragrance notes and suggested ways to fold the powder into ritual.

  • Field Note Card — specimen entry with three descriptors, marked with its Field No.

  • Series Intro Card — a folded three-panel page, introducing the collection as a whole.

Together, these form a record of the season — meant not only to guide use, but to be gathered, tucked away, and returned to like an herbarium of fragrance.

Pressed Leaves — Field No. 091


Citrus light lingers on fading peony leaves as smoke drifts across the cooling garden.

Descriptors: Citrus • Smoky • Fading Floral

Amber Ferns — Field No. 092


Dusk in a woodland clearing, dried ferns glowing gold against the damp earth’s warmth.

Descriptors: Amber • Earthen • Green

October Air — Field No. 093


The sharp breath of the season itself — crisp, fleeting, edged with frost.

Descriptors: Crisp • Cooling • Rooted

Peony leaves burnished by autumn, asters blooming against the close of the season — reminders that each scent begins in the field.

From the Garden’s Edge

Alpen Glow — Field No. 094


A mountain horizon washed in rose and firelight, the last warmth pressed into the sky.

Descriptors: Radiant • Warm • Transient

Bosk — Field No. 095


The close thicket of moss and bark, resin deep in the hush of autumn woods.

Descriptors: Wooded • Mossy • Grounding

Jay Feathers — Field No. 096


Blue wings flash against bronze leaves, carrying the chatter of the season’s edge.

Descriptors: Bright • Lively • Bracing

Pressed Balsam — Field No. 097


Evergreen resin kept between pages, a memory of balsam folded for keeping.

Descriptors: Resinous • Evergreen • Nostalgic

Introducing the Seasonal Wood & Weather Dusting Powder Collection

To hold one is to keep a fragment of the season — a pressed leaf, a breath of October air, a resin of balsam. To gather them is to collect the Archive itself, a record of woods and weather kept in powder and card, meant for daily ritual and for remembering.

A Season Pressed in Memory

Like a leaf kept between pages, this collection is autumn folded into powder and card — a keepsake of woods and weather, meant for keeping long after the season has passed.

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