Tilia

The first floral fragrance in a constellation, Tilia is also named after a fictitious star, symbolizing for its creator Marc-Antoine Barrois and his long-time collaborator, perfumer Quentin Bisch, a sentinel of happy moments. This creation celebrates simplicity and optimism. This fragrance evokes eternal summer, enduring vacations, and endless lunches with friends in the countryside, around a large wooden table. It captures the essence of flowers in endless bloom. A fragrance evoking the soft greenness and delicacy of spring, with notes of lime blossom and orange blossom, accented by the freshness of jasmine sambac and underscored by the woody, vanilla nuances of ambrox, cedar and heliotrope.