09.1 Komorebi Eau de Parfum
The Japanese word komorebi describes sunlight filtering through leaves. Pierre Guillaume imagines that shifting light in a summer forest, with oak and hazel branches full of foliage. Plants, air and light shape the fragrance’s bright woodland atmosphere.
Fresh mint leaves, reseda and hazelwood create a gentle green composition. Juicy berry impressions and fine powdery nuances accompany the leaves. Wood sits beside flowers and aromatic plants, preserving an airy forest character.
Komorebi finds its appeal in natural softness. Mint brings freshness without reducing the fragrance to a sharp cooling herb, while reseda and hazelwood make the green impression more delicate and composed. Leaves and berries fill this light woodland scene, with floral softness and restrained powder alongside the freshness.
Fragrance notes: Mint leaves, reseda and hazelwood.
This fragrance is for you if: you enjoy gentle green plant and woody fragrances with delicate floral, fruity and powdery nuances.
This fragrance may not be your best match if: you mainly seek damp earth, dark resins or strongly smoky woods in a forest fragrance.
Choose this fragrance if: you want mint-leaf freshness in a gentle combination of reseda and hazelwood, evoking sunlit foliage rather than sharp herbal intensity.
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