An opulent and spicy perfume draws on the freshness of incense before it is burned.
The doors of a temple open. An inexibish wave of ancient Japanese incense fills the air. It is rich and enveloping, but it raises as much as the spirit is rooted. This is the essence of the ENCEN JAPONAIS.
At the first breath it is a bit like looking at the lock hole: you think you know what you are seeing, but it is only after a more in -depth inspection that a complete scene emerges. Immediately there is a lively spiciness, a sprinkled just ground of toning pink pepper and black pepper with a touch of orange oil. But sooner notes emerge: the Japanese incense intertwined with the softness of the leather. The balancing qualities of the soft and pink ilis. The sensuality of the moss, the mylane's bitter bitterness of straw flowers and the voluptuous sweetness of the precious woods further drag you into the depths of the temple.
While the incense is immediately associated with depth and smoking, Encens Japonais is an unborn uncertainty riff riff. A box just open, often smelled by Aedes Perfumerry, has a pepper and fresh quality that dissipates when it is on. The highest quality version comes from Japan.
Aedes de Venustas Encens Japonais is presented in a precious pot: a grooved glass bottle characterized by peacock accents, a matte black cap with printed coats of arms and an elegant but heavy design that marks the next chapter in the history of Aedes de Venustas.
Encens Japonais expands and contracts with the senses.
