Chapter III · The Blossom
Néroli de Nuit
Bergamot · Black Tea · Amberwood
$14550 ml
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Bright, then calm. The blossom opens wide and the black tea holds it steady into the night.
L'Arbre de Vie 제3장 · 꽃
베르가못 · 홍차 · 앤버우드
오렌지 꽃은 비밀을 간직합니다. 어둠이 내리면 꽃은 모습을 바꿔, 더 깊고 더 달콤하며 더 도취적인 향을 밤 속으로 풀어냅니다——동네 전체를 감돌며 사람들의 말문을 문득 멈추게 할 만큼. Néroli de Nuit 는 바로 그 시각의 꽃을 포착해 고요한 홍차의 토대 위에 가만히 올려둡니다. 빛남은, 차분하게. 밝음은, 근거를 갖고. 상반된 둘이 하나로 엮여 어디에도 없던 것을 빚어냅니다——귀한 것은 모두 그렇게 태어나며, 당신 또한 그러합니다. 이것은 나무의 꽃, 밤이 올 때까지 간직된 한 송이. 어떤 것은 불이 꺼질 때 가장 환하게 빛난다는 증거입니다.
- TopCalabrian Bergamot
- HeartTunisian Orange Blossom, Black Tea, Jasmine Sambac
- BaseAmberwood, Cashmere Wood, Guaiac Wood, Somali Myrrh
Delivery and returns
Fast, complimentary shipping on every order.
Complimentary returns and exchanges within 30 days. Returns and exchanges
Presentation and gifting
Presentation. The signature coffret, white for Les Branches.
Every full bottle leaves the house in its signature coffret, ready to give. A handwritten note on request: write it in the note field of your bag.
With every full bottle comes one 2.5 ml chapter of your choice, so the bottle can stay sealed until you are certain. Choose it in your bag. It travels beside the bottle in the coffret.
Format and ingredients
Format. 50 ml eau de parfum, spray. Composed and hand finished in house.
Chapter III · The Blossom
Provenance
Where the materials come from
The naturals in Néroli de Nuit and the places they are grown. Where no origin is printed, none is claimed.
- 01 Bergamot Condofuri, Calabria
- 02 Lemon Condofuri, Calabria
- 03 Mandarin Italy
- 04 Neroli Tunisia
- 05 Orange flower absolute Morocco
- 06 Petitgrain Paraguay
- 07 Rose Morocco and Bulgaria
- 08 Jasmine sambac India
- 09 Guaiacwood Gran Chaco
- 10 Virginia cedarwood United States
- 11 Myrrh Somalia
- 12 Benzoin Laos
Origins as recorded in the house formula books. Every material, its origin and its story
Chapter III · The Blossom
Inspired by Blossom
Some things shine brightest once the lights go down.
To blossom is to finally open, and the moment rarely comes when the world expects it. The orange blossom taught me that: after dark the flower changes, releasing a deeper, sweeter perfume into the night, and it blooms hardest when no one is watching. I captured orange blossom at that hour, heady and honeyed, and set it over black tea, because a flower that open needs something calm beneath it. Amberwood, guaiac wood and myrrh are the warm dark it opens over. Radiance, steadied.
The Perfumer
