Under the name “Bois d’Orient” lies a very modern olfactory creation, whose carefully blended components release a fragrance that is rich, fruity, woody, and ambery all at once.
The citrusy opening of lemon and mandarin creates a refreshing cocktail with crisp mint and juniper berry gin.
Then, Mediterranean fig plays a game of hot and cold with oriental cinnamon and juicy raspberry.
Cedarwood and sandalwood then melt into white musks, which—together with cistus and praline—prolong their comforting sensuality.
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Founded in Paris in 1955 by haute couture graduate Jean-Charles Brosseau, the House embodies the purest expression of French refinement and artistry. From his elegant salon at Place des Victoires — a birthplace of modern Parisian fashion — Brosseau shaped a legacy of understated sophistication. In 1981, he unveiled Ombre Rose, a fragrance that would become a global icon and a timeless classic among the world’s greatest perfumes. Today, the Maison continues its journey with the delicate Fleurs d’Ombre collection, the distinguished Collection Homme, and a new generation of “Ombres,” each creation celebrating craftsmanship, authenticity, and the enduring spirit of haute parfumerie.
Description
Under the name “Bois d’Orient” lies a very modern olfactory creation, whose carefully blended components release a fragrance that is rich, fruity, woody, and ambery all at once.
The citrusy opening of lemon and mandarin creates a refreshing cocktail with crisp mint and juniper berry gin.
Then, Mediterranean fig plays a game of hot and cold with oriental cinnamon and juicy raspberry.
Cedarwood and sandalwood then melt into white musks, which—together with cistus and praline—prolong their comforting sensuality.
Additional information
| Weight | 200 g |
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About Jean-Charles Brosseau
Founded in Paris in 1955 by haute couture graduate Jean-Charles Brosseau, the House embodies the purest expression of French refinement and artistry. From his elegant salon at Place des Victoires — a birthplace of modern Parisian fashion — Brosseau shaped a legacy of understated sophistication. In 1981, he unveiled Ombre Rose, a fragrance that would become a global icon and a timeless classic among the world’s greatest perfumes. Today, the Maison continues its journey with the delicate Fleurs d’Ombre collection, the distinguished Collection Homme, and a new generation of “Ombres,” each creation celebrating craftsmanship, authenticity, and the enduring spirit of haute parfumerie.
