Composed by Anatole Lebreton
Behind the name Fleur Cachée—meaning "hidden flower"—lies vanilla, a plant whose blossom is often forgotten the moment we think of its fragrant pod. Anatole Lebreton explores it through spices, woods, and balsams. Timur pepper adds vibrancy, turmeric brings earthy warmth, and fenugreek contributes characteristic sweet, spicy nuances.
Sandalwood and cedar lend depth to the composition before the notes of Madagascar vanilla and Peruvian balsam unfold. Warm, opulent, and slightly unusual, Fleur Cachée reveals just how intriguing vanilla can be when paired with expressive spices.
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