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WHERE IS THE BOUNDARY BETWEEN SLEEP AND WAKING?
[NISIAN, THE PERSIAN WORD FOR "FORGETTING"]
From the dream temples of ancient Egypt to the healing caves of Rome,
from the towers of silence in medieval Persia to the mysterious potions of old Japan, all the earliest civilizations were fascinated by the borderlands of sleep.
Now, their long-lost techniques are brought together in a curated gift box that explores experiences of painlessness, calm, rest, forgetting, euphoria, and even nothingness.
The Oblivion Collection.
Each box is designed with its own elegant sensory code — a signature fragrance and bottle, a candle, jewelry piece, and book of sleep — that together reveal the long-lost mysteries of anesthesia.
I
INDUCTION
The first drift. Pain recedes like a sound moving into fog.
Something changes when you lift the stopper. Not in the room — in the body. As if the air had been waiting for this permission to become something else.
II
AMNESIA
The gates of memory close. Not by force — by mercy.
The lotus does not erase. It loosens — the way you might unclench a hand you had forgotten was closed. Not a theft. More like the tide withdrawing what it had only borrowed.
III
DEEP SLEEP
The imagination hallucinates itself alive. Cities of gold.
Saffron does not put you under. It seduces the light from the room — slowly, entirely, as if it had always been planning this. The gold holds its temperature against your skin.
IV
NOTHINGNESS
An encounter with the nothingness in all things.
Opium does not soften. It pulls everything downward — lungs, chest, the slow machinery of the self — into an absolute cellar where things go missing without ceremony.
V
DELIRIUM
A slow return to light. Fragments begin to reassemble.
The return is not gentle. Light enters like an invasion. The jellyfish rises, pulsing, a living lantern drifting between worlds.
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From the Oblivion Books
"This place is a dream. Only a sleeper considers it real."
RUMI
The Oblivion Collection
Five Boxes . Five Complete Worlds .
Each Oblivion Box contains a unique perfume, candle, sleeper's journal, and jewelry piece belonging to its own stage
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Stage I · Induction · Painlessness
The Induction Box
Varying whites · translucent light
The first room is the Induction stage. You enter a corridor of immaculate white where the body begins to lose its outline. Here is where you feel the first erasure of pain, a chemical lullaby written in ether and ice that now runs softly through the veins.
Contains
Key elements
Ice · Ether · White Crystal . White Deer
— Arriving —
Stage II · Amnesia · Forgetting
The Amnesia Box
Deep burgundies · belladonna shades
The second room is the Amnesia stage. Here, diluted rivers of dark red ink extend before you, but you cannot remember if you have ever seen this place before. Like the rivers, your bloodstream carries something sweet yet faintly dangerous, as the toxins of the deadly nightshade flower do their work.
Contains
Key elements
Lotus · Nightshade · Garnet · Dark Red Snake
— Arriving —
Stage III · Deep Sleep · Dream
The Deep Sleep Box
Golds — solid, liquid, powder
The third room is the Deep Sleep stage. You enter cities of dreams built with surgical precision: golden streets, melting archways, staircases to nowhere, fractal geometries, entire universes of images that multiply with bioluminescent radiance.
Contains
Key elements
Saffron . Imperial Topaz · Gold · Gryphon
— Arriving —
Stage IV · Nothingness · The Breathless
The Nothingness Box
Blacks · dark greys · vaporous
The fourth room is the Nothingness stage. Here, you actually enter the nothing; you wear the face of the nothing. Everything looks covered either in gray dust or pitch-blackness; even the skies resemble ashes. This encounter turns you into something virtual: a silhouette, closer to mist, or an opium haze.
Contains
Key elements
Opium · Black Onyx · Obsidian . Black Horse
— Arriving —
Stage V · Delirium · Awakening
The Awakening Box
Dark blues · midnight blue
The fifth room is the Delirium stage. Now the elevator rises from those underwater frequencies to the surface once more, though the return is not gentle: light enters like an invasion; the nerves ignite in scattered order; the body now trembles on the bed. Are you so sure that you have woken?
Contains
Key elements
Burnt Ash · Lapis Lazuli · Sapphire · Bioluminescent Jellyfish
— Arriving —
Anchor 3
Reach The House
The House Is Not Yet Open
Leave your name at the threshold — and you will be among the first to enter when the doors unlock.
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