Composed by Anatole Lebreton
Crushed grass beneath one's fingers, hay, and the freshness of the forest after a long walk. L’Eau de Merzhin reconnects us with nature through Anatole Lebreton’s childhood memories of Brittany. Galbanum, angelica root, and violet leaf create an intensely green opening, gradually softened by hawthorn and powdery iris. Hay, tonka bean, and moss lend warmth and depth to the fragrance.
The name refers to Merlin—*Merzhin* in Breton—infusing this wild meadow with a touch of magic: a fresh, nostalgic landscape where one could easily wish to get lost.
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