Kikyo starts with the poised presence of a bellflower in a moss garden after rain. Rather than using bellflower as a listed perfume material, it draws on the bold colours and composition of ukiyo-e through clear spices and flowers.
Fresh ginger and lemon leaf make a crisp, green opening. Black pepper and neroli combine a spicy edge with floral light, while iris, incense and white musk introduce softer powder and a quieter trace.
Try it on a morning that calls for focus, or when a light floral scent with a spicy outline suits your mood. The clear 100 mL bottle has a black cap and a light central label.
