Floating Woods
Fragrance notes
Sunlight hits the slatted cedar bench beside a slow river, and the air carries a cool slice of lemon over wet violet leaves. Bamboo grows along the bank, its green stalks catching the light in pale strokes. The river moves without sound, and the scent sits in that space between the water and the wood.
Jasmine sambac rises from a cluster of white blooms near the water's edge, soft and creamy against the clean citrus. Moss clings to the stones below, adding a damp earthiness that keeps the flowers from feeling bright. Cedar anchors the scene, its dry presence steady among the petals and the green growth.
Sandalwood blends into the moss, rounding the edges of the sharp leaves and the tart lemon. Musk lingers in the shade of the bench, quiet and close to the grain of the wood. The scene stays still, held together by a single accord of woody freshness.
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