FULI
Green citrus and osmanthus meet cinnamon, almond, sandalwood and white musk in a fragrance inspired by the Yulong River and its surrounding flowers.
Perfumer: Jean-Claude Ellena
Fùli looks towards the bridge spanning China's Yulong River and the osmanthus flowers growing around the Guangxi countryside. Jean-Claude Ellena describes boats moving through the landscape and the quiet atmosphere around the water, turning a remembered place into the subject of the fragrance. The eau de parfum appeared in 2025 and reached Japan in September 2026, pairing brighter citrus with the fruit-like character of a small golden flower.
Green tangerine and bergamot bring freshness, with cinnamon supplying a warmer spicy accent. Osmanthus absolute carries a floral character suggesting apricot, while almond accord supports a softer texture. Sandalwood and white musk form the base, allowing the brighter flower to settle into something rounder and more quietly enveloping.
Try it when you want an osmanthus-led fragrance with a clearer citrus opening. The 100mL bottle has a black cylindrical body and a broad black cap. Gold-coloured lettering and a framed botanical illustration decorate the front label, with Fùli written below the house motif.






