The Story
Why it exists.
Psychoterratica II emerged from Jorum Studio’s ongoing Psychoterratica experiment, a playful collective effort launched in 2019 to craft something truly new. In 2020 perfumer Euan McCall took the concept further, blending bright citrus with unexpected forest elements. The fragrance reflects the brand’s Scottish roots and its love of everyday humour, turning a simple idea, exploring the planet’s green side, into a wearable, collaborative artwork.
If this were a song
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Morning Light
Tycho
The Beginning
Psychoterratica II emerged from Jorum Studio’s ongoing Psychoterratica experiment, a playful collective effort launched in 2019 to craft something truly new. In 2020 perfumer Euan McCall took the concept further, blending bright citrus with unexpected forest elements. The fragrance reflects the brand’s Scottish roots and its love of everyday humour, turning a simple idea, exploring the planet’s green side, into a wearable, collaborative artwork.
What makes the composition striking is the juxtaposition of a sharp, almost edible fruit trio, grapefruit, guava and rhubarb, with a damp, moss‑laden heart of soil tincture, mushroom and moss. The cucumber adds an ozonic coolness that bridges the top’s acidity and the earthy base, while pink pepper injects a fleeting spice that keeps the scent from settling too quickly.
The Evolution
The opening erupts with a burst of grapefruit and orange that feels like a sunrise over a dewy meadow, instantly brightened by pink pepper’s bite and the crispness of cucumber. Within ten minutes the scent pivots to a verdant core where magnolia and honeysuckle bloom over a juicy splash of passion fruit, while soil tincture, moss and mushroom lay down a damp forest floor that grounds the citrus. As the composition dries, cedar and patchouli rise, wrapping the green heart in warm, dry wood. The mushroom note softens, leaving a subtle earthiness that clings to skin for the full eight‑to‑ten hours, making the drydown feel like a quiet walk through pine‑lined trails after dusk.
Cultural Impact
Psychoterratica II captures a moment of urban optimism, blending the zest of grapefruit with the crispness of cucumber to evoke a bustling morning market. Its composition reflects a cultural shift toward bright, gender‑neutral fragrances that celebrate individuality. The inclusion of pink pepper adds a subtle spice that mirrors the growing appetite for nuanced, layered scents in contemporary perfumery, while guava and pear introduce a tropical sweetness that resonates with global travel trends. This fragrance stands as a testament to the modern desire for freshness combined with depth, appealing to a diverse audience seeking both vibrancy and sophistication.
The House
Scotland · Est. 2019
Jorum Studio is a Scottish fragrance house that creates scent‑focused objects for a life less ordinary. Based in Edinburgh, the brand mixes everyday humour with a love of nature, delivering modern, poetic perfumes that feel personal and expressive. Each bottle emerges from a small laboratory where the founder‑perfumer blends raw botanical extracts with contemporary techniques, aiming for scents that feel grounded yet playful. The line includes recent releases such as Tessarae (2026) and Monolith (2024), as well as the ongoing Psychoterratica series that began in 2019. Jorum Studio sells through its flagship shop on Saint Stephen Street and a second location in Marylebone, London, inviting visitors to experience fragrance as a tactile, spatial experience.
If this were a song
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Wearing this scent feels like a sunrise trek through misty woods, so the playlist leans toward ambient indie tracks that echo fresh air and earthy depth.
Morning Light
Tycho


























