Daphne Meli

Zanini introduces a composition built around lemon blossom, yuzu, and calamansi, where the citrus is bright and textured rather than sharp. Buddha's hand and mandarin orange add a layered peel character that feels natural and slightly oily. Jasmine and black locust bring a white floral softness that does not dominate the fruit. Hyssop and laurels give the blend an aromatic edge, while fir resin and camphor accords push it toward a cool, resinous freshness.

Chestnut, honey, beeswax, and pollen turn the scent sweet and warm without making it heavy. The wool note adds a dry, fabric-like texture that grounds the citrus and keeps the sweetness from feeling loose. It suits someone who likes floral citrus but wants something woody and slightly animalic underneath. It is less appropriate for hot weather, where the resin and honey would sit too close to the skin.

The overall impression is aromatic and floral with a clear honeyed woodiness that works best when the air is cool and the light is low. There is a calm, steady presence in the way the citrus lingers near the resin and the wool, pulling the sweeter notes into a space that feels composed and deliberate, with each element holding its place while the air around it stays

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