A Thousand Years Later 一千年以后
Fragrance notes
Character
The opening brings mandarin orange and black currant together in a bright, juicy rush. Water notes sit underneath the fruit, keeping the start clean and transparent. Fig enters soon after, adding a soft, milky texture to the citrus. The rose in the heart is fresh rather than powdery, lending a gentle floral lift. Tonka bean and sandalwood form a smooth, creamy base that feels warm against the skin. Ambergris gives the drydown an animalic, salty edge that stops the sweetness from becoming flat. The overall impression is fruity, woody, and aquatic all at once, with vanilla and amber rounding out the edges.
This is a fragrance that smells like a bowl of ripe fruit placed on a wooden table near the ocean. The salt from the air touches the skin of the mandarin and currant, while the fig rests in the sun. Rose petals drift across the surface of a shallow pool, their scent mixing with the damp wood of the table. Creamy tonka and sandalwood anchor the scene, heavy and comforting against the fresh air. The animalic note in the base feels like warmth rising from the sand.
A thousand years later, the same fruit still sits on that table, the wood is worn smooth, and the sea has not moved.
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