With “Fruit de Bois”, Jean-Charles Brosseau wanted to rejuvenate the traditional woods that everyone likes to wear for very different reasons. Some have kept in mind the staircase of a house in Anjou, school desks, the wood of the pencil. Others remember the wet wood of the forests in autumn or the boats at the dock.A fruity opening, with accents of grapefruit and bergamot, and a zest of gentian, is followed by suave floral notes mixed with spices. The base is characterized by the woody notes of vetiver, cedarwood and sandalwood, without forgetting a hint of amber.
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Founded in Paris in 1955 by haute couture graduate Jean-Charles Brosseau, the House embodies the purest expression of French refinement and artistry. From his elegant salon at Place des Victoires — a birthplace of modern Parisian fashion — Brosseau shaped a legacy of understated sophistication. In 1981, he unveiled Ombre Rose, a fragrance that would become a global icon and a timeless classic among the world’s greatest perfumes. Today, the Maison continues its journey with the delicate Fleurs d’Ombre collection, the distinguished Collection Homme, and a new generation of “Ombres,” each creation celebrating craftsmanship, authenticity, and the enduring spirit of haute parfumerie.
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With “Fruit de Bois”, Jean-Charles Brosseau wanted to rejuvenate the traditional woods that everyone likes to wear for very different reasons. Some have kept in mind the staircase of a house in Anjou, school desks, the wood of the pencil. Others remember the wet wood of the forests in autumn or the boats at the dock.A fruity opening, with accents of grapefruit and bergamot, and a zest of gentian, is followed by suave floral notes mixed with spices. The base is characterized by the woody notes of vetiver, cedarwood and sandalwood, without forgetting a hint of amber.
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| Weight | 200 g |
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About Jean-Charles Brosseau
Founded in Paris in 1955 by haute couture graduate Jean-Charles Brosseau, the House embodies the purest expression of French refinement and artistry. From his elegant salon at Place des Victoires — a birthplace of modern Parisian fashion — Brosseau shaped a legacy of understated sophistication. In 1981, he unveiled Ombre Rose, a fragrance that would become a global icon and a timeless classic among the world’s greatest perfumes. Today, the Maison continues its journey with the delicate Fleurs d’Ombre collection, the distinguished Collection Homme, and a new generation of “Ombres,” each creation celebrating craftsmanship, authenticity, and the enduring spirit of haute parfumerie.
