Ambiance
Fragrance notes
Character
Pear cuts through first, bright and juicy against the sharp bite of rhubarb. Cassis adds a dark, slightly tart depth that keeps the opening from leaning too heavily into candy. The fruit feels fresh rather than syrupy, sitting close to the skin with a clean, crisp edge.
Yellow rose and tuberose take over with a loud, creamy presence. Narcissus brings a cool, green snap that stops the white petals from feeling flat. Orange blossom hums in the background, adding a sunny lift that makes the whole heart smell like a garden under a clear sky.
Sandalwood grounds the flowers with a smooth, pale woodiness. Hazelnut introduces a gentle, nutty warmth that reads more like a soft shell than a roasted snack. The sweetness stays present but never overwhelms the green and woody threads running through the composition.
Edison Fujita composed a fragrance that fits a sunlit courtyard where stone walls hold the warmth of the morning. A glass of cold water sits on a wooden table beside a bowl of sliced pears.
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