We customize mass-produced items to create unique objets d'art that reflect the user's lifestyle and identity. Handcrafted pottery, shaped uniquely on a potter's wheel, adorned with glazes reminiscent of fragrances. Its natural, earthy texture offers a rich sensory experience.

This fragrance draws inspiration from François Sagat's 'Do you like Brahms...'. Despite its unconventional blend of citrus and leather, reminiscent of Sagat's rebellious yet popular style, it evokes memories of Sagat's rebellious yet popular style.

Do You Like Bergamot... is a fragrance inspired by Françoise Sagan's novel Do You Like Brahms.... The name itself might sound a bit awkward, but it was chosen to capture the mood of Sagan's book as closely as possible. I believe Sagan would have named it the way she wanted, without worrying about any awkwardness.

This fragrance is made with an unusual combination of citrus and leather, yet it somehow ended up being a scent loved by everyone. Upon its creation, it seemed to resemble Sagan, who had an anti-conformist nature that, ironically, brought her much love and admiration.

Sometimes, the most beautiful accidents happen when we stray from the beaten path. The beauty that emerges unintentionally seems to be more cherished, resembling the way nature blooms without purpose.

Sagan once said, "I have the right to destroy myself as long as I do not harm others."

You don't have to destroy yourself completely, but if there's something you want, I hope you pursue it without worrying, even if you get a little broken along the way. Like the waves along the shore and the gentle breeze in the fields. This attitude is reminiscent of spring, which eventually allows you to bloom into your true self.

Isn't it wonderful how we've met in this universe through words and fragrance?

Every time you smell this fragrance, you might find yourself loving serendipity a little more.

200g