The Garden

THE GARDEN is three fragrances rooted in soil, vine and sunlit return. FIG, ORANGE GROVE, TOMATO, each a living cut from the plot, designed for LAYERING, PERSONALISATION and PLAY. Worn together, the set builds like a garden itself: structured, alive and different on each visit. FEEL—hands in earth, warm stone paths, ripe fruit pulled from the branch.

FIG is a languid and delicate afternoon. JASMINE, COCONUT, CITRUS wrapped in the

milky sweetness of a just-split fruit, steadied by SANDALWOOD and warm VANILLA.

FEEL— broad leaves, dappled shade, late sun on bare arms.

ORANGE GROVE is bright shelter—the whole walk from canopy to root. BITTER ORANGE and TANGERINE give way to BLACK CURRANT and ORANGE BLOSSOM, grounded in VETIVER and AUSTRALIAN CEDAR.

FEEL—cool shadow beneath citrus trees, pith on fingers, earth after rain.

TOMATO is vine-green and immediate, the snap of a living stem. LEAF, GALBANUM, BERGAMOT sharpen into ROSE and GERANIUM before VETIVER and GUAIACWOOD pull everything earthward.

FEEL—a greenhouse door just opened, warm glass, tomato crushed on a wood chopping board.

FIG

by Berenice Watteau

FIG

JASMINE

CITRUS

WOOD

ORANGE GROVE

by Michael Nordstrand

ORANGE

SHADE/ROOTS

BLACK CURRANT

AUSTRALIAN CEDAR

TOMATO

by Berenice Watteau

TOMATO

GREENHOUSE

CEDARWOOD

GERANIUM

FIELD NOTES (FOR LAYERING) :

FIG and TOMATO and ORANGE GROVE:
The full plot. All three citruses arrive at once—bergamot, mandarin, bitter orange—before a complex floral centre of jasmine, rose, orange blossom and geranium unfolds. The triple wood base of sandalwood, guaiacwood and Australian cedar gives it unusual weight and warmth. On skin: layered and shifting, simultaneously green, sweet and grounded. The fullest expression of THE GARDEN.

FIG and TOMATO:
Jasmine and rose find each other at the centre—floral and full. FIG's vanilla warmth rounds out TOMATO's sharp galbanum edge, while sandalwood and guaiacwood merge into a single, deep woody base. On skin: creamy green, softly peppery, with a long resinous dry-down.

ORANGE GROVE and FIG:
Bitter orange and mandarin open together—bright, overlapping citrus that lifts immediately. As it settles, orange blossom and jasmine bloom in tandem, sweetened by coconut. Australian cedar and sandalwood converge underneath. On skin: radiant and sun-warmed, with a soft floral heart that lingers.

TOMATO and ORANGE GROVE:
Galbanum and grapefruit hit first—sharp, green, bracingly fresh. Geranium and petitgrain build a herbaceous middle, while vetiver appears in both bases, doubling its earthy pull. Cedar anchors everything. On skin: aromatic and clean, with real depth beneath the brightness.