Little Fig Tree
Fragrance notes
Character
Morning sun warms the terrace wall where a small fig tree grows in a clay pot. A breeze moves through the leaves and carries the opening of Little Fig Tree across the air. Fig and mandarin orange sit beside neroli and apple blossom, fresh and bright against the pale stone. The fruit reads clean rather than sugary, each peel note distinct in the light.
Honey and black currant deepen the heart, joined by jasmine, nectarine, vanilla, labdanum, hyacinth, and champaca. The honey is thick but balanced by the green lift of hyacinth and the soft cream of jasmine. Nectarine adds a gentle stone fruit roundness while vanilla smooths the edges without taking over. Labdanum gives a resinous weight that keeps the flowers from floating too high.
Tomato leaf and violet leaf bring a garden edge to the base, wrapped around tuberose, saffron, almond, nutmeg, and musk. The almond is smooth and pairs with nutmeg to give a quiet spice that rests on the musk. Saffron glows faintly among the white petals of tuberose while tomato leaf holds the scene to the terrace wall and the fig tree in its clay pot.
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