Green
Woody
Top Notesbergamotgreen leaveslemonorange blossom
Heartgardeniajasminelilylily-of-the-valleymagnoliarose
Base Notesambermuskoakmosspatchoulisandalwoodvanilla
Tags
#fresh
Style
unisex
Inspired by shards of sunlight streaming through the trees, Shaft of Light summons warmth and well-being. In this case, the light is shining down upon grapefruit and lemon trees, and creamy white florals including magnolia and gardenia. Warm tones of sandalwood, patchouli, and oakmoss call forth nature's life-affirming power.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
It suits the unhurried moment of stepping out of tree shade into a patch of afternoon sun. Citrus gives the composition an alert opening, while creamy flowers and mossy woods suggest a softer presence at close quarters—relaxed, but not brisk or sporty.
How to wear
Spring and mild early-autumn days suit its balance of bright citrus and warm woods. Start with one or two sprays on the neck or forearms, allowing the floral heart room to unfold. In warmer weather, apply lightly so the creamy flowers and amber-vanilla base do not outweigh the freshness.
Who it’s for
For those who enjoy green, woody fragrances with a softer floral centre. It offers citrus brightness without relying solely on sharpness, and creamy magnolia and gardenia without turning the composition into an overtly sweet floral.
Release year
2018
J-Scent’s story
J-Scent translates Japanese culture, landscapes and familiar everyday smells into perfume. Its compositions draw on memory and sensory detail rather than abstract luxury, finding fragrance subjects in traditions, foods and the natural world.
Shaft of Light (Sunbeams)’s concept
Shaft of Light takes its inspiration from an “angel’s ladder”: rays of sunlight descending through clouds to the forest floor. Bright citrus, creamy white flowers and warm woods translate the image into a fragrance intended to convey the warmth and vitality that light brings to vegetation.
Extra info
The Japanese name is Kōbō, written 光芒, referring to rays of light. “Sunbeams” is an alternative English description, while Shaft of Light is the official English title. It joined the collection roughly a year after J-Scent’s debut, rather than belonging to the inaugural trio.
Also featured in
Spring Gifting
Top Notesbergamotgreen leaveslemonorange blossom
Heartgardeniajasminelilylily-of-the-valleymagnoliarose
Base Notesambermuskoakmosspatchoulisandalwoodvanilla
Tags
#fresh
Style
unisex
Inspired by shards of sunlight streaming through the trees, Shaft of Light summons warmth and well-being. In this case, the light is shining down upon grapefruit and lemon trees, and creamy white florals including magnolia and gardenia. Warm tones of sandalwood, patchouli, and oakmoss call forth nature's life-affirming power.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
It suits the unhurried moment of stepping out of tree shade into a patch of afternoon sun. Citrus gives the composition an alert opening, while creamy flowers and mossy woods suggest a softer presence at close quarters—relaxed, but not brisk or sporty.
How to wear
Spring and mild early-autumn days suit its balance of bright citrus and warm woods. Start with one or two sprays on the neck or forearms, allowing the floral heart room to unfold. In warmer weather, apply lightly so the creamy flowers and amber-vanilla base do not outweigh the freshness.
Who it’s for
For those who enjoy green, woody fragrances with a softer floral centre. It offers citrus brightness without relying solely on sharpness, and creamy magnolia and gardenia without turning the composition into an overtly sweet floral.
Release year
2018
J-Scent’s story
J-Scent translates Japanese culture, landscapes and familiar everyday smells into perfume. Its compositions draw on memory and sensory detail rather than abstract luxury, finding fragrance subjects in traditions, foods and the natural world.
Shaft of Light (Sunbeams)’s concept
Shaft of Light takes its inspiration from an “angel’s ladder”: rays of sunlight descending through clouds to the forest floor. Bright citrus, creamy white flowers and warm woods translate the image into a fragrance intended to convey the warmth and vitality that light brings to vegetation.
Extra info
The Japanese name is Kōbō, written 光芒, referring to rays of light. “Sunbeams” is an alternative English description, while Shaft of Light is the official English title. It joined the collection roughly a year after J-Scent’s debut, rather than belonging to the inaugural trio.
Also featured in
Spring Gifting