Key materials used
Natural materials and origin
Green Mandarin (Italy)
Osmanthus (China)
Clary Sage (France)
Vanilla Bean (Magdagascar)
Tonka Bean Absolute (Brazil)
Ambrette Seed (Peru)
OSMANTHUS
The Osmanthus flower is prized for its rich and delicious aroma.
The natural extract smells floral and sweet, resembling sun-dried stone fruits. Nuances of leather and animalic facets adds a complex edge to the scent.
Often used to make tea infusions, jam or desserts in chinese cuisine.
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INSPIRED BY
THE MOON
In Chinese mythology, the osmanthus flower is believed to grow on the moon.
Often closely associated with the Mid-Autumn Festival when the moon is at its brightest and fullest.
OSMANTHUS
The Osmanthus flower is prized for its rich and delicious aroma.
The natural extract smells floral and sweet, resembling sun-dried stone fruits. Nuances of leather and animalic facets adds a complex edge to the scent.
Often used to make tea infusions, jam or desserts in chinese cuisine.