Kimono

Inspiration
The poet Hisajo Sugita wrote the haiku from which Kimono grew, a poem about the kimono worn to admire the cherry blossom: once she takes it off, she is tangled in a sea of sashes. The scent translates that intimate, silken scene.

Fragrance Family
Floral

The Olfactive Composition
Main notes: Magnolia, silk, rice flour, lipstick, powdery notes

The Signature of Kimono
Magnolia and a silk accord create a soft, smooth floral feel. Rice flour and powdery notes give a fine, matte texture, like face powder on the skin. A lipstick note lays an elegant, slightly nostalgic sheen over it.

What our ParfuMaria team thinks of this fragrance
Kimono is the most powdery scent from d'Annam, and we find it touchingly beautiful. It reminds us of a grandmother's dressing table, set in a calm Japanese interior with paper sliding screens. The lipstick note is playful and makes it feminine without being sweet. Lovers of orris and powder scents grow attached to it quickly. It wears quietly and close, ideal for the office or a peaceful Sunday. A beautiful scent to give as a gift too.