Di Ser — Kurokami
Eau de Parfum
Kurokami means black hair. This perfume feels sweet and glamorous with orange and clementine while rose and spikenard bring depth and dignity.
“Kurokami starts on my skin with clean, juicy, and herbal clementines, grapefruits, and oranges, but quickly opens up into an airy, creamy, rose masterpiece. The Japanese rose absolute and rose otto are more ethereal, visceral, and mysterious than a typical rose, and, to me, smell akin to a cloud of purple and white rose petals, with a distinct lack of pink rose, floating peacefully in the air next to me.
As Kurokami dries down, the palisander and sandalwood really start to show. Throughout the day, I have been greeted with wafts of white woods and rose whenever my skin moves through the air. I also cannot believe how long this is lasting on my skin. I’m going into hour 6, and Kurokami is humming along perfectly. This is certainly a mentally cleansing and healing perfume.” — jonoborn1, Fragrantica
We are honored to offer these incredibly rare natural fragrances from Di Ser at Field & Florist’s downtown Chicago location in the Monadnock Building. (MAP)
NOTES
grapefruit
clementine
orange
japanese rose
rose oil
jasmine
sandalwood
palisander
nard himalayan (jatamansi)
frankincense
NOSE — Yasuyuki Shinohara
Japan, 2020
Eau de Parfum
Kurokami means black hair. This perfume feels sweet and glamorous with orange and clementine while rose and spikenard bring depth and dignity.
“Kurokami starts on my skin with clean, juicy, and herbal clementines, grapefruits, and oranges, but quickly opens up into an airy, creamy, rose masterpiece. The Japanese rose absolute and rose otto are more ethereal, visceral, and mysterious than a typical rose, and, to me, smell akin to a cloud of purple and white rose petals, with a distinct lack of pink rose, floating peacefully in the air next to me.
As Kurokami dries down, the palisander and sandalwood really start to show. Throughout the day, I have been greeted with wafts of white woods and rose whenever my skin moves through the air. I also cannot believe how long this is lasting on my skin. I’m going into hour 6, and Kurokami is humming along perfectly. This is certainly a mentally cleansing and healing perfume.” — jonoborn1, Fragrantica
We are honored to offer these incredibly rare natural fragrances from Di Ser at Field & Florist’s downtown Chicago location in the Monadnock Building. (MAP)
NOTES
grapefruit
clementine
orange
japanese rose
rose oil
jasmine
sandalwood
palisander
nard himalayan (jatamansi)
frankincense
NOSE — Yasuyuki Shinohara
Japan, 2020
Eau de Parfum
Kurokami means black hair. This perfume feels sweet and glamorous with orange and clementine while rose and spikenard bring depth and dignity.
“Kurokami starts on my skin with clean, juicy, and herbal clementines, grapefruits, and oranges, but quickly opens up into an airy, creamy, rose masterpiece. The Japanese rose absolute and rose otto are more ethereal, visceral, and mysterious than a typical rose, and, to me, smell akin to a cloud of purple and white rose petals, with a distinct lack of pink rose, floating peacefully in the air next to me.
As Kurokami dries down, the palisander and sandalwood really start to show. Throughout the day, I have been greeted with wafts of white woods and rose whenever my skin moves through the air. I also cannot believe how long this is lasting on my skin. I’m going into hour 6, and Kurokami is humming along perfectly. This is certainly a mentally cleansing and healing perfume.” — jonoborn1, Fragrantica
We are honored to offer these incredibly rare natural fragrances from Di Ser at Field & Florist’s downtown Chicago location in the Monadnock Building. (MAP)
NOTES
grapefruit
clementine
orange
japanese rose
rose oil
jasmine
sandalwood
palisander
nard himalayan (jatamansi)
frankincense
NOSE — Yasuyuki Shinohara
Japan, 2020