Japanese Larch
An olfactory impression inspired by the Japanese larch native to central Honshu. It conveys a crisp coniferous wood character that adds quiet freshness to fragrances.
Woody
About Japanese Larch
Japanese larch, known in Japan as karamatsu, is a deciduous conifer native to the mountainous regions of central Honshu. Known for its resilient timber used in construction, it serves in perfumery as an imaginative accord evoking a coniferous woodland.
Scent Profile
Japanese larch conveys an airy, crisp coniferous wood impression. The aroma reflects an understated woody character.
Use in Perfumery
Perfumers can pair Japanese larch with citrus or green notes to suggest open mountain air. Blending it with vetiver or moss elements can also shape a subdued, grounding woody base.
