Maison Incens

Maison Incens is a French fragrance house founded in 2013 by Philippe Constantin, with its roots and production based in Grasse, France. The brand developed its first perfume in 2014 and has since expanded to a collection of more than twenty fragrances, all conceived with a stated focus on craftsmanship, originality, and quality.

Incense is the central creative axis of Maison Incens, with the brand explicitly positioning itself as a perfume house that explores different facets of incense across its line. Many compositions draw inspiration from a fictional civilization, Artganis, originating from manuscripts left by Constantin’s father, and this narrative framework informs both the names and the atmospheres of the scents. Perfumers such as Jean-Claude Gigodot, Irina Zhurikhina-Nesa, and Eric Gigodot have collaborated on the collection, giving the brand a consistent but multifaceted signature.

The range spans eaux de parfum and extrait formats, including core releases like Encens Pyro, Coeur de Musc and other incense-centered creations sold through niche-focused retailers and concept stores in Europe and Japan. Pricing and distribution place Maison Incens firmly in the niche segment, with smaller 10 ml formats alongside 50 ml and 100 ml bottles, reflecting an emphasis on discovery and collector appeal rather than mass market reach.

Maison Incens presents itself at international fragrance events such as Pitti Fragranze, underscoring its positioning as a modern French luxury brand built around emotional, story-driven perfumery rather than fashion-brand licensing. Its combination of literary backstory, incense-oriented themes, and Grasse-based production has earned it attention among niche fragrance retailers and enthusiasts looking for distinctive, narrative-heavy compositions.