Zen by SHISEIDO Eau De Cologne Perfume

SHISEIDO Zen Classic Eau De Cologne, a refined fragrance from Japan that exudes elegance and sophistication. Housed in an 80ml bottle, this luxurious scent offers a perfect blend of fresh and soothing notes, ideal for both everyday wear and special occasions.

Drawing inspiration from Zen philosophy, it embodies balance, tranquility, and inner peace. The fragrance begins with invigorating citrus notes, transitions into delicate floral accords, and concludes with warm, woody base notes, delivering a lasting, well-balanced aroma. Encased in a sleek, minimalist design, it makes an ideal gift for those who appreciate timeless, classic fragrances. Perfect for anyone seeking serenity and understated elegance in their perfume collection.

This fragrance captures the essence of Japanese tradition and soul, beautifully presented with a modern design inspired by Kodaiji lacquer art, adorned with autumn flowers.

The delicate notes of muguet and gardenia convey elegance, while the mossy accords add a touch of uniqueness. The base notes of musk and wood evoke a sense of oriental mystery, creating a rich and captivating scent.

How to use: For a more even application, it’s recommended to transfer the fragrance into an atomizer rather than applying it directly from the bottle. Spray onto pulse points such as wrists, elbows, behind the ears, chest, and the inside of the knees. Be sure to avoid applying to areas exposed to direct sunlight.

• Contents: 80mls
• Product size: Width 56mm x Height 150mm x Depth 31mm
• Fragrance: Floral bouquet that expresses the heart of the Japanese
• Origin: JAPAN
• Ingredients: denatured alcohol, fragrance.
• Please be careful about fire. Do not leave in the sun or high temperature.
• Keep out of reach of children. Do not use directly on light-colored clothing.
• Should this get in your eyes, rinse immediately with cold or warm water.

Zen Perfume
1964

The Tokyo Olympics stirred a resurgence of interest in Japanese taste in the West, and Shiseido began developing cosmetics oriented to these overseas markets. Among these was the fragrance Zen, named for a religious philosophy well known in the West and often associated with the essence of Japanese culture. The bottle's understated black lacquer background and gilded images of autumn fields and gardens (based on motifs found at Kodai temple) were designed to evoke a mysterious sense of Oriental subtlety and profundity.