Fleurs de Cerisier Thé Blanc

Fleurs de Cerisier Thé Blanc pairs the delicacy of white tea with softer cherry blossom in a limited eau de toilette introduced in 2026. Nadège Le Garlantezec and Shyamala Maisondieu drew on the finesse of white tea to frame a gentler floral interpretation of spring. Tea traditions shared by Provence and Asia meet another craft reference in the packaging: terre mêlée, a Provençal pottery technique that combines differently coloured clays. Its marbled patterns express a meeting of materials, echoed by the meeting of tea and flowers.

Cherry blossom opens the official composition with lighter flowers, while a white tea accord adds a clearer, delicately floral impression in the heart. The emphasis is on softer tea character rather than pronounced bitterness or tannins. Blond wood contributes luminous warmth and smoother texture in the base, with soft musk also described around the delicate floral-tea impression. It suits someone who wants a quieter blossom fragrance with clearer tea character and a gentler sense of warmth.

Try it with a white shirt or lightweight knitwear for an early spring walk or the beginning of a new routine. The selected 50mL bottle combines a black cap with a pale pink marbled design around its rectangular body. Dark lettering sets the blossom and white tea names against the lighter surface. Five packaging patterns were created for the limited fragrance, reflecting differently coloured clays brought together in traditional pottery. The design extends the composition’s meeting of softer flowers and clearer tea into a visual craft motif.