Un Jardin sur le Toit
Eau de Toilette
Hermès
Note Profile
Pear tree wood in perfumery imparts a smooth, subtly sweet woody note with gentle creamy and fruity undertones reminiscent of the pear fruit but less juicy and more nuanced. It is often described as refined and slightly floral, with a soft, elegant character that can add a unique, mellow depth to woody or fruity-woody compositions.
Pear tree wood has a smooth, subtly sweet woody aroma with gentle creamy and fruity undertones. Its scent is less juicy than the fruit, offering nuanced hints of soft florals and a mellow, refined woodiness. Over time, it develops a delicate warmth and understated sophistication in compositions.
This material is sourced from the heartwood of the Pyrus communis tree, native to Europe and Western Asia. The wood is typically obtained as a byproduct from orchards or woodworking, then processed for use in perfumery through dry distillation or extraction.
Perfumers use pear tree wood primarily in the heart or base of a fragrance to impart smoothness and a subtle fruity-woody nuance. It blends well with other woods, musks, and soft florals, and is valued for adding gentle depth to both woody and fruity-woody accords.
Woody
A selection of reviewed perfumes where Pear Tree Wood appears prominently.