Nishiki

「逢坂をこえる夜かほりたきしめる胸に深、朝霧とけて花にあたり思うことなし心し ずまる日。」 Brocade, a high-quality fabric woven with gold and silver threads, a piece of ten thousand gold, is loved by the nobles for its fine embroidery and bright colors, and has always been mostly used by the royal family. Nishiki is inspired by Kyoto's traditional craft -- Nishijin-ori. "みわたせば柳桜をこきまぜて宫こぞ春の锦なりける." Aldehydic fragrance creates a clean atmosphere at the beginning, followed by fruity sweetness and powdery fragrance. Before that, there was a period of orange fragrance. A touch of iris and violet briefly provides a powdery texture. The cloves are spicy, and the medicinal taste makes the brocade more full and deep. It is not an exaggeration to describe it as elegant and clear. Roses, orange blossoms, lilies of the valley, lotus, narcissus, lilies...transparent and moist green flowers are dotted on both sides of the vetiver. Several gaps can be called the blank space of art. Labdanum is warm and mellow, with a very thin base of musk and oakmoss, stacked on a dry and slightly bitter smoky woody base. Oakmoss is deep. And sandalwood is suitable for calming the mind, and the smoky feeling comes from tonka bean. The long night is long, and the smoke and dust float up in the mist and spread on the surface of the water. A little bit of sunlight can be seen faintly. People are idle and flowers are falling, Nishiki is quiet, there is a little color in the emptiness. Graceful and calm. Although the fragrance is quite different from the prosperous image of "Brocade", it has a higher meaning. In my opinion, the realm of Nishiki is spirituality than Zen, Koto, and Mai, and it is similar to すずろ. The perfumer behind Nishiki is Francis Fabron.