Floraïku
Gong
The sweet sound of a suspended moment
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Description
Round and full, Gong bears the name of a soft Japanese cake, the dorayaki, a familiar treat shared at tea time. This scent is not a demonstration. It says little, but just enough. Calm, warmth, a sweet memory. It evokes those moments when we listen to silence more than noise. The first breath surprises with the warmth of clove. Then, the fragrance softens: a more biscuit-like, tender base made of wood, amber, and musk. Something remains. Not a cry, but a presence.
Round and full, Gong bears the name of a soft Japanese cake, the dorayaki, a familiar treat shared at tea time. This scent is not a demonstration. It says little, but just enough. Calm, warmth, a sweet memory. It evokes those moments when we listen to silence more than noise. The first breath surprises with the warmth of clove. Then, the fragrance softens: a more biscuit-like, tender base made of wood, amber, and musk. Something remains. Not a cry, but a presence.
notes
| families | floriental, edible |
|---|---|
| head notes | Clove, Yuzu |
| base notes | Amber, Cookies, Maltol, Musk, Sandalwood |
List of ingredients
- lcohol denat
- parfum (fragrance)
- aqua (water)
- juniperus virginiana oil
- vanillin
- tetramethyl acetyloctahydronaphthalenes
- citrus aurantium bergamia (bergamot) peel oil
- santalol
- isoeugenyl acetate
- linalyl acetate
- pinene
- geranyl acetate
- beta-caryophyllene
- terpinolene
- cinnamomum zeylanicum bark oil
- alpha-terpinene
- citrus aurantium peel oil
- santalum album (sandalwood) oil
- rose ketones
- hexadecanolactone
- citrus limon (lemon) peel oil
- isoeugenol
- carvone
- methyl 2-octynoate
*this list may change over time.
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Floraïku
"Floraïku is my western reverie of Japan. I kept the Japanese rules of traditional haikus: three lines, with nature and an ever-present season, one of the verses of which becomes the name of the juice." - Clara and John Molloy
