21-12 | Maboroshi
A transparent citrus–spice fragrance built on bergamot, blood orange and aromatic basil, brightened by aquatic freshness and tomato leaf, then carried by modern woods, benzoin and soft musk for an airy, lingering trail.
Perfumer: Jean-Michel Duriez
21-12 | Maboroshi
A transparent citrus–spice fragrance built on bergamot, blood orange and aromatic basil, brightened by aquatic freshness and tomato leaf, then carried by modern woods, benzoin and soft musk for an airy, lingering trail.
Scent Development and Character
Bright, sweet-leaning citrus and aromatic herbs open with bergamot, blood orange, green mandarin and lemon over basil and pink pepper, quickly joined by ginger, cardamom and coriander for a crisp, lively spice. Tomato leaf brings a cool green edge, while modern woods—cedarwood and oak wood—together with benzoin and soft musk keep the airy freshness shimmering on skin rather than settling into a heavy base.
Who It Is For and When to Wear It
Best suited to mild and warm weather, it works as a luminous everyday scent from spring into early autumn, casual or office-friendly yet refined enough for relaxed evening wear. Its airy structure and moderate sweetness make it easy to wear for most genders and ages without becoming overpowering. Most suited to late summer and early autumn, with easy wear from spring through warm weather generally. Sillage is Projects moderately in the first hour with a transparent trail, then stays closer to the skin, unlikely to feel heavy or intrusive. Longevity is Estimated around 4–6 hours on skin, in line with a light yet well-structured citrus–spice Eau de Toilette.
Perfumer and Bottle
Released in 2025, this is presented as Eau de Toilette and credited to Jean-Michel Duriez. Simple rectangular çanoma Eau de Toilette bottle with clean typography, matching the brand’s minimalist line; sold with a dedicated box as part of the standard perfume range.














