Kudzu Blossoms

If you’ve ever visited the South, I’m sure you’ve seen kudzu. These lush vines have blanketed the South for nearly 100 years, covering everything they touch in dark green. But every July, the green subsides and purple kudzu flowers begin to bloom. Smelling of muscadine grapes and strawberries, this sweet scent is grounded by notes of jasmine, lily of the valley, and violet. This purple soap is topped with a dark green drizzle and kisses of firefly-colored gold.