Moth and Rabbit Perfumes, No10 - DOLLS 50 ml

DOLLS

Description Dolls is inspired by the 2002 film of the same name, Written, edited and directed by Japanese director Takeshi Kitano, Dolls is a highly stylized art film that features three distinct storylines, each with its own characters. For the most part, the film’s three storylines are entirely self-contained, with the exception of some incidental visual crossover. Drawing inspiration from the film’s visual emphasis on the changing of seasons, perfumer Mark Buxton crafts a delicate fragrance that takes the wearer on an olfactory journey that begins with spring and ends with winter. Top notes of cherry blossom and geranium and davana work together to create the impression of springtime—the cherry blossom imbues the fragrance with a delicately sweet floral aroma while the geranium and the davana imbue the fragrance with an earthy-green aroma symbolic of budding flowers and verdant new life. The heart of the fragrance begins with the rich, floral aroma of summertime, represented by ylang- ylang and apple blossom. A rich rose note serves as a bridge from summer to fall as the seasons turn once again and a sweet maple accord brings us into the autumn. The base notes focus entirely on winter with rich, warm notes of amber, musk and sandalwood.

Key Elements of the perfume

• -  Cherry Blossom

• -  Geranium and Davana

• -  Ylang Ylang and Apple Blossom

• -  Rich Rose and Sweet Maple

• -  Amber, Musk and Sandalwood

• -  Landscapes

• -  Seasons

• -  Lovers, Abandonment, White Snow

Quote of Mark Buxton   "A fragrance carried by vivid, extravagant colours and an irrealistic story about uncompromising love: all consuming and bordering insanity. A heavy perfume, based on animalistic notes interrupted by the subtle and light smell of snow; so repulsive in smell, so attractive in colours, so irreal."

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