Bohemian Fig
Fragrance notes
Character
Sunlight falls across a wooden table where a sliced orange rests beside a cup of tea. The air carries the bright lift of bergamot and Sicilian lemon, a clean citrus thread that feels immediate and unforced. Orange adds a soft roundness to the opening, keeping the brightness from feeling sharp. This is a morning space filled with clear air and simple things, and the fragrance sits inside it naturally.
Vanilla orchid enters as the citrus begins to settle, offering a floral sweetness that feels calm rather than loud. The vanilla accord here is gentle, more a warm presence than a heavy dessert note. It blends into the air without demanding attention, moving the mood from bright to comfortably warm while the room stays filled with natural light.
Tonka bean brings a smooth, amber-like depth that touches the skin like warm wood. Vetiver grounds the blend with an earthy, fresh spicy character that keeps the sweetness balanced. Powdery traces soften the edges, giving the scent a lived-in feel that matches the quiet surroundings. The notes feel composed rather than crowded, each one easy to place.
The scene holds steady with vanilla, tonka, and vetiver resting against the citrus that started it all. Jérôme Epinette built a fragrance that feels like sitting in a sunlit room with fruit on the table and warm wood under your hands.
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