Tsukishizuku (Mother of Pearl)

Tsukishizuku, or "Moon Drop," is the Japanese word for mother of pearl, the iridescent mollusk shell lining that combines the elegant beauty of pearl with a complex brushstroke texture that has long been used to add a complex and unique element to Japanese jewelry, accessories, clothing, and furniture. It's only appropriate, therefore, that the fragrance which bears its name is a gorgeously refined, yet smoothly versatile floral, combining refreshingly aqueous elements of fruit, flowers, and musky basenotes to produce a fragrance both arrestingly pretty but also agelessly sophisticated. Mouthwatering Le Lectier pear and bright, solar lemon meet an impossibly smooth floral bouquet featuring dewey Kobushi magnolia and sweet, rich Damascene rose. A romantically musky base tempered with sweetly ambered sandalwood ensures that Tsukishizuku features the proprietary balance of youthful cheer and timeless elegance that J-Scent is known for. A youthful scent for happy people of all ages, Tsukishizuku is, quite simply, lovely.