HARRY LEHMANN

This range is built around woody, citrus and powdery accords. These elements form the foundation of the catalogue, giving the scents a bright and dry character. Bergamot and cedar appear frequently across the offerings, reinforcing the connection between the sharp citrus top notes and the grounding wood. Jasmine and musk are also common materials found throughout the collection.

Alongside this core structure, the house incorporates white floral, aromatic and fresh spicy facets. These additions introduce softer and greener dimensions to the compositions. While the overall profile relies on that specific blend of wood and citrus, individual releases like Kyoto explore how these materials interact within the established framework.