Charlotte
Fragrance notes
Character
You stand in a sunlit greenhouse where the air is thick with crushed stems and damp soil. A handful of green leaves has just been picked, their sap bright and sharp against the cooler mist that hangs in the room. Nearby, a bundle of lavender rests beside a vase of peony, the purple flowers lending a soft, aromatic haze to the air while the petals keep the scent rounded and full. Beneath the foliage, a worn leather apron lies draped over a wooden bench, its surface warm and faintly smoky, touched with a resinous white amber that catches the light. The water in a nearby trough adds a clean, aquatic freshness that moves through the leaves and the flowers, pulling the leather and the amber into the greenery instead of letting them settle heavy on the floor.
The scene stays here, the lavender drifting through the peony while the leather rests quietly against the wood, the amber glowing in small pockets near the stems, the green leaves still releasing their crisp scent into the damp air as the water continues to ripple against the stone edge of the trough, the smoke from the leather curling slowly upward without ever leaving the bench
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