Tsukimi
Annayaké (2003)

On my skin, Tsukimi is the quieter little sister of Ume by Keiko Mecheri, with a prominent but velvety plum note surrounded by cinnamon and cedar. Floral notes (carnation? lotus?) peek through, but the overriding effect is calming and sensuous fruit and woods. I'm not a big fan of fruity fragrances in general, but Tsukimi is an elegant and slightly mysterious option in this typically unsubtle fragrance group. It is seamlessly blended, warm, and easy to wear.

Mercy, but I love this! I've read that it compares to Feminite de Bois, but I like it MUCH better~ Soft, calming, sensuous it is a woody veil of amber and thankfully lasts forever on me. Beautiful sillage that wafts up hour after hour with fresh gentle kisses. Please, make it forever, Annayake.Notes include some citrus, of which I get none. To me it is all amber and woods.