Spring Fling Mother’s Day Limited Edition
Fragrance notes
Character
The backyard table is set for a late morning meal. Sunlight rests on the white cloth. A glass pitcher holds cold water and sliced citrus. Someone walks past the garden beds and the air shifts. Lily-of-the-valley and passion flower arrive first, bright and dewy, moving quickly across the space like a breeze through an open door.
The middle of the hour settles in. Honeysuckle and jasmine climb through the air, thick and nectar-heavy, while freesia keeps the edges clean. The flowers do not compete. They layer themselves into a single lush canopy that smells like a garden at its peak, sweet but never heavy enough to weigh down the room.
Teak wood enters slowly, its dry grain grounding the amber and musk that now warm the air. The floral rush softens into a powdery hush. The wood gives the sweetness a place to sit, turning the scent from a burst of garden air into something that feels like part of the house, steady and familiar against the skin.
The table is quiet now. Plates are cleared and the chairs sit in a line. The wood beneath the scent feels like the bench under the old tree, where the air stays warm and the petals keep falling long after the stems have been cut.
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