Kimono Rose
Fragrance notes
Character
Bois 1920 presents Kimono Rose as a bright, layered composition that opens with a juicy rush of black currant and tangerine. The litchi adds a watery sweetness that keeps the citrus from feeling sharp. Bergamot lifts the entrance with a clean, pale yellow clarity that suits a morning walk through a garden after rain. The fruit here feels fresh and unprocessed, more like peeling a piece of citrus than spraying a synthetic mist.
Rose sits at the center, supported by the green, hollow snap of bamboo and the tiny bell-like scent of lily-of-the-valley. The bamboo note gives the florals a vertical, airy structure so the rose never becomes heavy or old-fashioned. Patchouli and Virginia cedar anchor the base with a dry, woody foundation that keeps the amber from turning too golden or sweet. Iris adds a soft, powdery veil that settles across the skin like fine dust on a windowsill.
The overall mood feels like sunlight hitting a wooden porch where a bowl of fruit sits next to a vase of cut flowers. It carries a warm spicy edge that blends into the earthy patchouli without overwhelming the fresh accords above it. The cedar lingers close to the fabric of a linen shirt while the currant and bergamot fade gently into the background, leaving a trail of rose and powder that moves with you through the
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