4 Saisons: Ete
Fragrance notes
Character
Sunlight falls across a wooden bench where a linen dress dries over the backrest. The air carries freesia and violet, light and cool against the warm planks. It is a brief greeting, gone as soon as the fabric shifts in the breeze, leaving only the impression of a garden path just walked.
Lily-of-the-valley and peony arrive next, soft and dewy. Jasmine adds a creamy touch while rose lends a gentle petal texture. Iris smooths the edges so nothing feels sharp. The flowers do not compete. They sit together like a gathered handful placed in a shallow bowl, each one visible but none demanding attention.
Cedar enters with a clean, dry line that keeps the bouquet from feeling heavy. Musk wraps the petals in a gentle haze, and amber brings a faint golden warmth that deepens the green stems still clinging to the air. The wood does not overtake the flowers. It simply holds them upright, letting the scent settle into a calm, steady presence that feels natural and unforced.
A few fallen petals stick to the bench slat near a book left open to a half-read page, the cedar now threading through the fading jasmine while the amber continues to glow against the green
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