Worlds within worlds in an abandoned tangerine grove sheltering pheasants, butterflies and bees. Tender green tomato leaves hold the morning dew, while the tangerine tree overhead unfolds bittersweet white blossoms. Throughout the months, the blossoms gradually fade as the tangerines turn from green to yellow to orange, exuding a sweet citrus breath. When the harvest is complete, that breath swirls across dry soil and pebbles, as the land prepares to rekindle for another season of small lives.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
An unhurried morning spent outdoors, with crushed tomato leaves on your fingers and citrus peel broken open nearby. Its vivid greenery suits a relaxed, alert presence: informal enough for rolled sleeves, but with a bitter edge that keeps the fruit from feeling sugary.
How to wear
The green-citrus profile lends itself to spring and warm days, when leafy bitterness can offset the sweetness of mandarin. Start with one or two sprays on skin and assess before adding more; its bold character calls for a lighter hand in heat or close quarters.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to aromatic greenery, tomato-leaf accords and citrus with a bitter edge rather than candy-like sweetness. It will particularly appeal to wearers who enjoy botanical detail and an orchard impression that includes leaves and wood as well as fruit.
Circle of Lim’s story
Circle of Lim connects lived sensory experience with nature through handmade, small-batch perfumery. The house emphasizes ingredient transparency, reduced waste and respect for living things, while keeping its fragrance descriptions free of gender binaries.
Where Small Lives Nest’s concept
Where Small Lives Nest draws on ten years of tending a once-abandoned tangerine grove, where pheasants nested and bees, butterflies and birds returned. Its narrative traces the orchard through dew-covered leaves, white blossoms and ripening fruit to the dry soil left after harvest.
Extra info
The brand discloses a fragrance-material blend of 67% essential oils, 29% natural isolates and 4% biotech ingredient; these figures describe the aromatic blend, not the eau de parfum’s concentration. The listed ingredients also include sugarcane-derived ethanol and Citrus unshiu flower water.
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Worlds within worlds in an abandoned tangerine grove sheltering pheasants, butterflies and bees. Tender green tomato leaves hold the morning dew, while the tangerine tree overhead unfolds bittersweet white blossoms. Throughout the months, the blossoms gradually fade as the tangerines turn from green to yellow to orange, exuding a sweet citrus breath. When the harvest is complete, that breath swirls across dry soil and pebbles, as the land prepares to rekindle for another season of small lives.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
An unhurried morning spent outdoors, with crushed tomato leaves on your fingers and citrus peel broken open nearby. Its vivid greenery suits a relaxed, alert presence: informal enough for rolled sleeves, but with a bitter edge that keeps the fruit from feeling sugary.
How to wear
The green-citrus profile lends itself to spring and warm days, when leafy bitterness can offset the sweetness of mandarin. Start with one or two sprays on skin and assess before adding more; its bold character calls for a lighter hand in heat or close quarters.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to aromatic greenery, tomato-leaf accords and citrus with a bitter edge rather than candy-like sweetness. It will particularly appeal to wearers who enjoy botanical detail and an orchard impression that includes leaves and wood as well as fruit.
Circle of Lim’s story
Circle of Lim connects lived sensory experience with nature through handmade, small-batch perfumery. The house emphasizes ingredient transparency, reduced waste and respect for living things, while keeping its fragrance descriptions free of gender binaries.
Where Small Lives Nest’s concept
Where Small Lives Nest draws on ten years of tending a once-abandoned tangerine grove, where pheasants nested and bees, butterflies and birds returned. Its narrative traces the orchard through dew-covered leaves, white blossoms and ripening fruit to the dry soil left after harvest.
Extra info
The brand discloses a fragrance-material blend of 67% essential oils, 29% natural isolates and 4% biotech ingredient; these figures describe the aromatic blend, not the eau de parfum’s concentration. The listed ingredients also include sugarcane-derived ethanol and Citrus unshiu flower water.