**Un Jardin Sous la Mer** opens like a cool splash of citrus on damp skin: bergamot and lemon feel bright, yet never sharp. Within minutes, a saline breeze comes through, edged with white foam and the green bitterness of leaves. In the heart, the fragrance turns softer and more transparent, where jasmine and neroli bring light and water lily adds a quiet watercolor stillness. Fig leaf and seaweed create the feeling of shade beside the water—green, slightly mineral, almost stony. After a couple of hours it settles closer to the body, moving into a calm woody-musky trail. Cedar and vetiver keep the structure taut, amber adds a warm depth, and oakmoss leaves a dry, clean trace. This is less a perfume of volume than of atmosphere: cool, composed, and open like a distant horizon.
