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Fragrance notes
Morning light fills a sunlit conservatory where potted citrus trees line the stone floor. Someone walks between the rows with a basket of cut stems, and the air carries bergamot and lemon bright against the resinous bite of galbanum. The green edge feels crisp, like snapped leaves still warm from the glass roof above.
Rose, jasmine, and lily rise from a nearby table where fresh bouquets rest in wide jars. The white floral heart sits close to the citrus, soft and slightly powdery, never sharp or cloying. Sandalwood and benzoin add a smooth, rounded warmth, while amber and musk settle the space into a gentle, aromatic hush.
The whole room reads like pale stone, green leaves, and pale petals held together by a faint golden resin that glows where the sunlight lands on the wood.
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