Jardins De Kerylos
Green fig, white peach, sycamore and tuberose evoke a shaded garden.
Perfumer: Pierre Guillaume
Jardins de Kerylos takes its name from the villa and gardens at Beaulieu-sur-Mer, associated with archaeologist Théodore Reinach and architect Emmanuel Pontremoli. It explores natural brightness and the grassy freshness of a shaded garden.
Green fig, white peach, sycamore and tuberose form a concise composition. Softer fruit meets green leaves and a drier woody texture. White flowers add fullness while a cooler garden-like lightness holds the fragrance together. The selected 100 mL bottle combines clear rectangular glass with a black cap and circular label.
