Japanese Rose
The harvests are extremely limited, and extraction costs areā¦
Japanese rose oil is among the rarest essential oils in the world. It doesnāt take much to find the finest Bulgarian, Turkish, or French rose oil, but very few essential oil suppliers ever have Japanese rose oil in stock, including the most reputable companies in the world.
Case in point, it took us almost four years to finally have some to offer you again.
The harvests are extremely limited, and extraction costs are higher, while all the besotted rose-lovers and leading perfumers stand in line calling first dibs.
Rarity aside, Japanese rose is easily one of the most beautiful, soul-stirring scents on Earth. Enjoy its tenacious, piercing aroma that puts your nose up close to early spring petals in bloom. An absolute perfumerās delight, and a fragrance famous for stirring up romance at home.
If you scored one of the bottles from our previous batch, which sold out in 2019, youād be keen to know that this harvest is more sensual than that one. Compared to that oneās red-colored, darker tone, this extract is less herbaceous, clear in color (like an otto) and, believe or not, the scent of the pure rugosa petal smells more pristine and accurately captured!
*This harvest is an indispensable ingredient in creating EO Parfums. Due to the difficulty in replacing it, only a limited amount is available for sale.
Featured Testimonials…
After taif rose this has to be my second favourite rose. It is very light and sweet perfect for those who can’t handle challenging scents.
It opens up with a similar greenery as an Indian rose or istanbuli rose would, but immediately shows you how soft and beautiful it is within the next few seconds.
Added these two absolutely stunning Japanese oils to my collection. Rose Kazanlak and Japanese rose. Aside from artistry, they are absolutely stunning and gorgeous oils.
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