Komorebi: a Japanese term that refers to the beauty of natural sunlight filtered through the forest canopy, and the glowing, deciduous effect it creates. It represents a connection between land and sky, with the tree acting as the perfect intermediary, connected closely to both air and earth, a conduit for light, energy, and life itself. Komorebi captures that connection in a gorgeously delicate aromatic floral, combining the bracing freshness of wild mint with a rich, gently sweet bouquet of reseda and mimosa and a blackcurrant note both juicy and aromatic. In the softly powerful base, hazelnut and smooth, lightly powdered tonka bean support a potent central note of oak wood. There are many forest-themed scents, each with their own balance between light and dark, earth, air, and vegetation- but as an impossibly luminous tribute to the forest at its lightest and brightest, Komorebi stands alone.

Komorebi Fragrance Notes

Mint, reseda, mimosa, blackcurrant, hazelnut, oak, tonka bean

Komorebi Sizes Available:

50ml

$125

0.7ml sample

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Here's what other people are saying about Komorebi...

This is a wonderful scent with great sillage. It's so full of energy, but in an annoying way. It is delicate yet strong. I am not getting any of the mint, but it could be my skin. I am getting all the wonderful Reseda mignonette which is fantastic. The drydown is def oak, but it is so light and refreshing. This might be a full bottle purchase!

By maurice becnel - perfumersoap maker from denver on 4/1/2025

As a rule, not always, but a rule so tight I can almost bet that if it's a PG fragrance I will at the least, like it a lot. This one fits the bill. I would have to say this is one of my most "accommodating" fragrances in that, it's unisex: great for man or woman, it's a perfect fragrance for the cold of winter and the hot of summer. How can it be so versatile? It is modestly pleasing, I think most anyone would be content with this. For some reason, however, I am not overly fond of the way the mint works here and while it's not bad, in fact it does add some magic to the mix, it's not quite me. I would definitely recommend this fragrance, it has a lot of things to offer, but I doubt I would repurchase.

By SoftPetal - accountant from St.Augustine on 10/1/2021

I ordered the discovery set. This line has a very distinct signature to the bouquet, that doesn’t smell like any other fragrance line I am familiar with, such that they smell like variations of the same scent. Although sold as unisex, most of them smell very masculine to me. This one (as well as Poudre de Riz and L’Eau de Circe) leans more unisex, but is still more masculine than I care to wear. For Komorebi, I don’t smell any of the individual scents for more than a fraction of a second. They waft in and out of each other, and never so individually/unblended that you can identify them before they drift away again. Perfect name for the fragrance.

By Anonymous - Anonymous from DC on 5/14/2020

I'm not getting the mint, but everything else in the description comes through. There is nothing about this scent that I don't like, but I'm not in love with any part of it either. It seems like it's trying not too offend anyone. If you work in an office, this would be a great scent. Is that even an endorsement, though?

By elizabeth - potter from philly on 3/5/2019

My first thought upon my very first whiff of Komorebi was simply: "ineffable." True to its name, it embodies the play of light and shadow as the sun dapples through the trees -- woody, airy, and green, opening with a fresh, sophisticated mint that flickers back and forth between hints of black currant and tonka. Dries down into a mildly sweet (but not at all sugary) woody musk. Komorebi is an uplifting, joyous experience, from its first bright notes to its luminous last.

By oh vienna - editor from SoCal on 9/25/2018

This fragrance is full-bottle worthy. It is complex, but not loud; soft, but not wimpy; and--my favorite--not a sillage monster. It entertains you and makes you feel sexy and clever but not alarm others. It smells both woody (thanks to hazelnut and oak, which smells more like bark, not the nut) and fresh. Reseda (which I know only as a town in the San Fernando Valley) is also known as mignonette, a richly fragrant, clean, fresh scent. The mint is very fleeting, but still, adds to the freshness. Lovely!

By SniffQ - Writer from Phoenix on 9/2/2018

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Pierre Guillaume Paris, Parfumerie Generale

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Komorebi

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