Discovery Set: Majestic China by d'Annam

d'Annam

Discovery Set: Majestic China

CHF 42.00

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Explore d’Annam’s Majestic China collection through six 2 ml Eau de Parfum samples. The set brings together the house’s interpretations of Chinese tea culture, seasonal celebration, food, historical trade, silk and calligraphy, offering a concise overview of the chapter’s contrasting floral, gourmand, aromatic and darker compositions.

Includes: Mooncake, Pomelo Oolong, Princess of China, Spring Festival, The Silk Road and Chinese Calligraphy.

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The Set

A focused introduction to the six fragrances of d’Annam’s Majestic China chapter, bringing together tea culture, seasonal celebration, historic trade, calligraphy, silk and gourmand references. The set is designed to reveal the contrast between fresh, floral, textural and deeper compositions within the collection, helping the wearer understand the chapter as a whole before deciding which interpretation is most compelling in full size.

Discovery format

6 official fragrance samples

AUTHENTIC SOURCING
Authorised, traceable sourcing. No grey-market stock or self-decanted samples.

SWISS DELIVERY
Free Swiss delivery via Swiss Post Priority, carefully prepared and shipped with tracking.

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Fragrances available as full bottles

Explore the fragrances from this set currently available in full size at SIllage Dépôt.

d'Annam

Pomelo Oolong

Citrus, Aromatic, and Floral

CHF 165.00

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Princess of China

Floral and Fruity

CHF 165.00

d'Annam

Mooncake

Gourmand and Amber

CHF 165.00

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d’Annam

A Vietnamese fragrance house exploring Asian culture through scent. d’Annam builds each collection around place, memory and everyday ritual, working with local creative voices to translate cultural references into composed, contemporary perfumes.

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