Tu
Fragrance notes
Character
Sunlight falls through a row of tall windows and lands on a wooden table where a cup of tea steams beside an open book. Tu sits in the air around it. Ginger and cardamom arrive first, brisk and faintly peppery, and the bright lift of mandarin orange keeps the opening from feeling heavy. Bamboo and freesia move through next, green and clean, followed by rose and peony that soften the edges without turning the scene sweet. Jasmine adds a gentle weight that anchors the flowers so the room does not smell like a vase of cut stems.
Sandalwood and Virginia cedar settle into the background and give the space a calm, grounded feel. Vanilla and amber warm the air without coating it, while musk blurs the lines between the wood and the flowers so nothing stands apart. The scent feels composed and tidy, like a room kept deliberately simple. It fits someone who enjoys a woody floral that stays close to the skin and polite in shared spaces, perfect for a slow morning spent reading while the light shifts across the page.
Smells similar
Built from the same materials — ranked by how unusual the shared notes are, not by how many.
