Orange
Enjoying time alone is the idea behind Orange from the 1945 collection. This eau de toilette connects bergamot and grapefruit with hinoki and drier wood, picturing solitude as something comfortable and chosen.
Enjoying time alone is the idea behind Orange from the 1945 collection. This eau de toilette connects bergamot and grapefruit with hinoki and drier wood, picturing solitude as something comfortable and chosen.
The two citrus notes suggest the freshness and bitterness of peel. The interest lies in their relationship with wood rather than simply the sweetness of the orange fruit named by the perfume.
Rose and hinoki form the heart, bringing a softer floral character alongside the calmer associations of Japanese cypress. Dry wood and cedarwood follow in the base, adding a quieter texture to the brighter citrus.
SHOLAYERED frames the fragrance around a Japanese appreciation of citrus freshness and woody notes. The wider 1945 theme of layered memories also appears in the stacked-stone bottle. It suggests a choice for reading a favorite book or taking a walk alone, when having time to oneself is part of the pleasure.
