Anthropologie’s Fragrance Pencils
Scouring the globe for tea-specific locales, they chose six for this collection, each fragrance paying homage to a tea from that specific region. Here is the sweetly scented collection, with descriptions taken from the Anthropologie website.

Hamarikyu Gardens by Marypierre: green tea-inspired, featuring sweetened lemon and bergamot zest, verbena and the softest amber (FRESH)
1856 Darjeeling by Adriana Medina: touches of cardamom, mint, fresh jasmine and cedarwood highlight this yellow tea blend (FLORAL)
Cape Of Good Hope by Claude Dir: a steeped blend of red tea leaves and lemon, gardenia petals and musk (FLORAL)
5 O’Clock At Belvoir Castle by Stephen Nilsen: crisp bergamot and heady jasmine, sandalwood and damp moss (SPICE)
Silk Road Caravan by Stephen Nilsen: white tea buds and fresh apricot paired with peony and vanilla (FRUIT)
Taverns & The Hague by Caroline Sabas: exotic Oolong spiked with mandarin and lemon zest, violet leaves and rich musk (FRESH)
Sigh, my obsession for stationery has just been taken to a whole new level. Hmmm.. I wonder when should I “pencil” in my next shopping expedition to Anthropologie?
xoxo,
