Duft und Kultur Editorial – Ode an den Orangenbaum, Orangen mit Blättern auf einem Holzstück vor sonniger Lehmwand

ODE
TO
THE
ORANGE
TREE

Duft und Kultur Editorial – Ode an den Orangenbaum, orange blossom and neroli perfumes: orange with a leaf on pink clay plaster

Duft und Kultur Editorial – Ode an den Orangenbaum, orange blossom and neroli perfumes: shadows of orange branches on cracked clay plaster

Few symbols are as deeply rooted in Moroccan culture as this tree — and few scents are at once so radiant, soft and beguiling. Between luminous freshness and warm floral facets unfolds a fragrant world that has captivated us for as long as anyone can remember.

Eau des Sens

In Eau des Sens, the lovely scent of orange blossom is wrapped in earthy patchouli, while fresh touches of juniper berry lend the otherwise creamy blossom an unexpected twist.

Duft und Kultur Editorial – Ode an den Orangenbaum, orange blossom and neroli perfumes: orange with a leaf on a pink ledge

Une Fleur d’Oranger

In this zesty, youthful composition, the sweet facets of orange blossom are set against an abundance of juicy citrus.

Duft und Kultur Editorial – Ode an den Orangenbaum, Obvious Parfums Eau de Parfum Une Fleur d’Oranger among orange leaves on stone

Velvet Tonka

The beguiling scent of Velvet Tonka recalls the traditional sweets of Morocco, refined with orange-blossom water. The blossom, interwoven with vanilla, intense almond notes and honey-tobacco accords, makes this fragrance especially delicious.

Duft und Kultur Editorial – Ode an den Orangenbaum, orange branch casting shadows on a terracotta wall, scent image for BDK Parfums Velvet Tonka

L.B.

With a subtle blend of iris and orange blossom, this fragrance radiates youthful freshness and timeless elegance at once. Set on a bed of cashmeran and musk, it feels softer still.

Duft und Kultur Editorial – Ode an den Orangenbaum, D’Orsay Eau de Parfum L.B. À cœur perdu with an orange on a piece of wood among leaves

Duft und Kultur Editorial – Ode an den Orangenbaum, orange with leaves on a stone sphere in front of a clay vessel, scent image for D’Orsay L.B.

Histoire d’Oranger

This orange-blossom fragrance from the iconic house captures the early-morning light as it falls on the still-cool walls of Marrakech’s medina. The warm scent of neroli and tonka bean is cradled by fresh white musk and creamy ambroxan.

Duft und Kultur Editorial – Ode an den Orangenbaum, Moroccan clay vessel with an engraved motif, close-up

Duft und Kultur Editorial – Ode an den Orangenbaum, orange leaves with water droplets, close-up

Azemour

This timeless, refreshing chypre unites every nuance of the orange tree in perfect harmony. The intense green of the leaves meets the juicy flesh of the fruit, resting on the tree’s mossy base.