Di Ser — Tsuki
Eau de Parfum
Tsuki (moon) expresses the shape and color of the cool moon which forever comes and goes.
A crisp and spicy opening of yuzu and muddled mint are met by a flash
of vegetal and medicinal green before settling into a stunning moment of silence. It’s not surprising that this work is named after the moon. It conjures the soft glow of the light and a quiet moment of contemplation. There is something so deeply therapeutic and calming here.
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
spicy mint
yuzu
basil
fennel
patchouli
juniper
NOSE — Yasuyuki Shinohara
Japan, 2000
Eau de Parfum
Tsuki (moon) expresses the shape and color of the cool moon which forever comes and goes.
A crisp and spicy opening of yuzu and muddled mint are met by a flash
of vegetal and medicinal green before settling into a stunning moment of silence. It’s not surprising that this work is named after the moon. It conjures the soft glow of the light and a quiet moment of contemplation. There is something so deeply therapeutic and calming here.
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
spicy mint
yuzu
basil
fennel
patchouli
juniper
NOSE — Yasuyuki Shinohara
Japan, 2000
Eau de Parfum
Tsuki (moon) expresses the shape and color of the cool moon which forever comes and goes.
A crisp and spicy opening of yuzu and muddled mint are met by a flash
of vegetal and medicinal green before settling into a stunning moment of silence. It’s not surprising that this work is named after the moon. It conjures the soft glow of the light and a quiet moment of contemplation. There is something so deeply therapeutic and calming here.
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
spicy mint
yuzu
basil
fennel
patchouli
juniper
NOSE — Yasuyuki Shinohara
Japan, 2000