3-17 | Sawarabi
Sawarabi is a cool yet tender woody aromatic, where pine, cedar, and vetiver meet a green, apple‑tinted musk. Lavender and sage brighten the opening before incense and carnation add soft warmth, like winter sunlight spilling across tatami as spring approaches.
Perfumer: Undisclosed
3-17 | Sawarabi
Sawarabi is a cool yet tender woody aromatic, where pine, cedar, and vetiver meet a green, apple‑tinted musk. Lavender and sage brighten the opening before incense and carnation add soft warmth, like winter sunlight spilling across tatami as spring approaches.
Scent Development and Character
A **woody aromatic** fragrance woven around pine, cedarwood, and vetiver, wrapped in a soft green musk. Lavender, sage, and green-apple facets open airy and cool, soon joined by a gentle carnation spice and incense that lend warmth and shadow. As it settles, the scent becomes a quiet veil of woods and musky apple, evoking sunlit tatami and the first fern shoots of late winter.
Who It Is For and When to Wear It
Best suited to cool to mild weather, Sawarabi works as a gentle daily signature for both office and casual wear. Its restrained projection and soft woody-musky drydown make it discreet in close settings while still offering enough character for reflective evening walks or quiet weekends. Most at home in cool spring and autumn weather, but also comfortable on mild winter days. Sillage is Soft to moderate sillage, sitting close to the wearer with a gentle aura rather than a strong trail (editorial estimate). Longevity is Moderate longevity, typically around 4–6 hours on skin depending on application and conditions (editorial estimate).
Perfumer and Bottle
With no reliably confirmed launch year, this is presented as Eau de Toilette and credited to Undisclosed. Rectangular transparent glass bottle with clean edges, filled with a very pale yellow liquid. The front bears a white label with the black çanoma logo and the formula number **3-17** printed prominently; the Japanese name 早蕨 is associated with the scent but not printed on the bottle exterior, which instead shows the Genji-kō pattern linked to the fragrance. The bottle is topped with a simple cylindrical black cap.









