PARFUM SATORI Water Lily -SUIREN-

About the productJapanese

At dawn in summer, the transparent green of the water lilies spreads softly across the sky.

Image of fragrance
The dew-soaked water lilies swaying on the water's surface, the sparkling sunlight and the reflections of the trees, the wind and rippling waves...it's an enchanting time to gaze at the ever-changing expressions.

Fragrance
The crisp green and fresh watermelon top make you feel like taking a deep breath of clear air. The fresh and clean water lily is combined with Bulgarian rose, and the sophisticated middle note transforms into gentle woody musk. A hint of baby powder sweetness is added to the background.

Type: Marine Green Floral
Top notes: lemon, pear, eucalyptus, watermelon
Middle notes: Natural Bulgarian rose, white jasmine, water lily
Last note: Musk, Cedar

What is a lotus and a water lily?
Lotus flowers bloom above the water surface, and the leaves also rise above the water. They are water repellent, have no incisions, and when water is poured on them, they become like a ball. After the flowers fall, a seed-containing receptacle (kataku), also called "hachisu," appears. The root is called renkon and is edible.

The leaves and flowers of the water lily open as if they are floating on the water. Many of the leaves have notches. The water lily is also called Hitsujigusa, a name derived from the fact that the flowers bloom in the afternoon at Hitsuji no Hour (2:00 p.m.). Every day, the flowers open later and later, then close again for several days, until they finally stop closing and fall while still open. After the flowers fall, they sink into the water, so they do not form a bee lily.

Monet and the Water Lilies
Influenced by Japanese art at the Paris World's Fair, Japonism and Art Nouveau flourished.

●About the brand
PARFUM SATORI
Parfum Satori's collection places great importance on a "lightness" that is suited to the humidity and climate of Japan. The fragrances incorporate the perfumer's own knowledge of plants, as well as inspiration from flower arrangement, tea ceremony, and incense ceremony, and many of the ingredients are imported directly from a historic fragrance company in Grasse, southern France, the mecca of perfume.

Perfumer Satori Osawa, Member of the French Association of Perfumers
From the age of 12, she learned the Sogetsu school of flower arrangement and the Urasenke school of tea ceremony, becoming a master and acquiring a tea ceremony name. As an adult, she learned the art of incense (Sanjonishigoya school), incorporating Japanese traditions into her perfumes.

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Product Information

release date Available now

Part numberKGDS10300A-4595988986102

Specification Type: Eau de Parfum
Size: 50ml atomizer
Main ingredients: Ethanol, fragrance, water

Notes

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