Gong

Gong, owes its name to one of its ingredients: the Dorayaki accord. Delicately sweet, like the small, filled cake so popular at teatime from which it takes its inspiration, its round shape is similar to that of the gong.

The gong or the sacred, ritual instrument whose sound soothes, generates harmony and leads to a state of inner peace and joy. In fact, "Dora" means gong in Japanese, bringing us full circle.

Our Gong marks the happy hour of tea, a deep sound marking a ceremony of simplicity, harmony and mindfulness. Legend has it that the first dorayaki were made when a samurai named Benkei forgot his gong (dora) upon leaving a farmer's home where he was hiding, and the farmer subsequently used the gong to fry the pancakes.

A vibrant nod to tea-time and flying imagination. A simple everyday moment of perfection made vibrant by the beautiful spicy amber notes. A daily gesture, a suspended moment, a time for oneself, for the pleasure of seeing the notes of the composition resonate on one's skin, as one welcomes the vibration of a gong. This fragrance ceremony echoes that of tea, the simple pleasure of a moment lived to the full, and in so doing, precious. And if the gong sounds, enveloping you in its waves, it's to give you the exact feeling of existing in the world, fully and serenely. To enjoy the round, profound beauty of every moment.

Ingredients: alcohol denat • parfum (fragrance) • aqua (water) • limonene • juniperus virginiana oil • vanillin • tetramethyl acetyloctahydronaphthalenes • citrus aurantium bergamia (bergamot) peel oil • santalol • isoeugenyl acetate • linalyl acetate • benzyl salicylate • pinene • linalool • geranyl acetate • benzyl benzoate • beta-caryophyllene • citronellol • citral • terpinolene • cinnamomum zeylanicum bark oil • farnesol • alpha-terpinene • cinnamal • citrus aurantium peel oil • santalum album (sandalwood) oil • terpineol • rose ketones • benzyl alcohol • hexadecanolactone • citrus limon (lemon) peel oil • isoeugenol • geraniol • carvone • methyl 2-octynoate