Fleurs de Cerisier Thé Blanc

Cherry blossom is ephemeral by nature. White tea is quiet by design, steeping soft, not bold. Together they create a tension that makes this fragrance what it is. The cherry blossom doesn't arrive as a statement. It arrives like petals drifting onto a still surface. The white tea doesn't compete, it grounds, it clarifies, it keeps the floral from becoming precious. This is a fragrance of restraint, of quiet confidence. Less performance, more presence.

The evolution

The opening is white tea in its clearest form. Mineral. Slightly bitter. The green undertones of just-steeped leaves. Not sharp, cooling, like the air before the sun breaks through. The cherry blossom arrives with waxy, floral facets that feel like they could land on your shoulders when standing beneath a full bloom. The white tea weaves through the floral, keeping it grounded and preventing it from becoming overly precious. As the heart develops, the floral deepens slightly into warmth while maintaining its initial freshness. The drydown arrives with a shift. The cherry blossom fades into something almost imperceptible, and the musk reveals itself. Clean. Skin-like. The kind that feels like it was always there, just waiting beneath the surface. This is where the fragrance earns its place.