09.1 KOMOREBI
Mint leaves, reseda and dark berries meet oak and hazel in a sunlit woodland impression.
Perfumer: Pierre Guillaume
Komorebi interprets sunlight filtered through leaves through three elements: plants, air and light. Fresh foliage and fuller fruit suggest movement through an oak and hazel forest in summer. The Japanese name becomes the starting point for an impressionist poem about vegetation.
Mint leaves, reseda and mimosa meet dark berries. Greener leaves and softer flowers sit among quieter oak and hazel woods. Cooler plant outlines and powder-tinted floral textures suggest the coexistence of shade and light in the forest. The selected 100 mL bottle combines clear rectangular glass with a black cap and circular label.





