Tea Leaf & White Woods
Fragrance notes
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You stand on a sunlit terrace where a breeze moves through a row of potted herbs. The air carries a bright mandarin orange sparkle that feels cool rather than sweet, touched by a clean mint leaf that keeps the citrus sharp. Around you, a steaming cup of green tea sits on a wooden table, its scent mingling with the open air. Jasmine and rose float through the space, not heavy or perfumed but light, as if the flowers are growing in a nearby planter. The tea note gives the moment a slightly bitter, leafy freshness that stops the flowers from feeling decorative. Cedar and blonde woods ground the scene, the grain of the furniture warm under your hand, while a soft musk settles into the fabric of a linen shirt. The entire setting feels awake and uncluttered, a clear morning pause where the air tastes clean and the wood beneath you holds the day's gentle heat.
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