Category: Eau de parfum
A spiced cardamom tea upon a cloud of mimosa. The gardens of Suzhou beneath a blossoming sky. Mimosa entwines with bergamot and oakmoss. The Chinese art of living.
The dry-down is where this one shines—the oakmoss balances the sweet mimosa so it never feels cloying, and it lingers on my scarf for days. Spicy cardamom gives it an unexpected warmth that makes it perfect for cool spring afternoons in the garden.
The mimosa note is exactly as described—a soft, powdery cloud that somehow still feels airy, not heavy. The cardamom tea lingers underneath for hours, and I keep catching whiffs of bergamot whenever I move. Bottle arrived in three days, and this has already become my everyday scent.
The dry-down is where this really shines—the oakmoss grounds the mimosa so it’s not just a floral blur, and that cardamom tea note lingers for hours without turning powdery. I sprayed it on my scarf this morning, and every time I catch a whiff I’m convinced I’m walking through a sunlit courtyard.
