Nishane - Wulong Cha X

Nishane – Wulong Cha X | Fragrance Decant Sample

A smoother, more floral evolution of the beloved Wulong Cha — released in 2023 to celebrate Nishane's 10th anniversary. Where the original was crisp and tea-forward, Wulong Cha X blooms with magnolia and citrus brightness, settling into a soft, musky fig drydown that feels like luxury in slow motion.

• Top: Bergamot, Yuzu, Litsea Cubeba, Mandarin Orange
• Heart: Green Tea, Magnolia, Thyme Oil
• Base: Musk, Fig

• Why You'll Love It: Elevated and floral yet grounded in tea — perfect for those who love the original but want something softer
• Ideal for spring and summer wear
• Extrait de Parfum concentration for long-lasting sillage
• A collector’s anniversary edition worth experiencing in sample form first

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