Skip to content
0 reviews

Mori no Asagao by Phronema Perfumes

Men Women

Perfumer
Shawn Maher
Perfumer
Weston Adam

Description

Mori no Asagao by Phronema Perfumes: A Forest Bell in Full Bloom Phronema Perfumes introduces Mori no Asagao, a unisex fragrance that bridges the serenity of Japanese woodlands with the warmth of Oriental resins. Created by Weston Adam and Shawn Maher, it debuted in the 2020s and has already earned cult status among niche perfume lovers. The name translates to…

Show more

Quick summary

Community

1 vote

  • Positive 100%
  • Negative 0%
  • Neutral 0%

The community speaks

Compare the results and tap an answer to add your vote.

In the collection

Leading answer I want it

6 votes

Season

Choose several

No votes yet Be the first to vote

0 votes

Time of day

Choose several

No votes yet Be the first to vote

0 votes

Each question has its own vote count. You can choose several seasons.

Fragrance profile

About Mori no Asagao

Main accord floral Gender Men · Women Perfumer Shawn Maher · Weston Adam

Mori no Asagao by Phronema Perfumes: A Forest Bell in Full Bloom

Phronema Perfumes introduces Mori no Asagao, a unisex fragrance that bridges the serenity of Japanese woodlands with the warmth of Oriental resins. Created by Weston Adam and Shawn Maher, it debuted in the 2020s and has already earned cult status among niche perfume lovers.

The name translates to 'morning glory of the forest,' a poetic nod to delicate wildflowers. This scent captures that spirit—a quiet walk through aromatic woods, incense, and gentle blossoms, far from the noise of mass-market perfume.

The olfactive family is Oriental Woody, and it shows in the heart of the composition: hinoki cypress, frankincense, myrrh, and resin create a deep, contemplative base. But green mandarin, yuzu, bergamot, and grapefruit provide an immediate burst of citrus brilliance.

Accords range from floral to amber to woody, with green, aromatic, and fresh spicy nuances. Plum blossom adds an airy elegance, while osmanthus and sambac jasmine introduce a fruity, intoxicating facet. Shiso, the purple mint, brings a cool, slightly anise-like twist that keeps things intriguing.

The craftsmanship of Weston Adam and Shawn Maher is evident in the details. Choya Nakh, Choya Loban, and Choya Ral—traditional Indian distillates—offer a smoky, balsamic depth. Violet leaf and helichrysum round it out with a honeyed, earthy touch.

Mori no Asagao is not a fragrance that reveals itself at once. It evolves slowly on the skin, shifting through different moods over hours. That makes it perfect for those who appreciate perfumes with complexity and narrative, not just simple pleasant smells.

Rose and saffron add a warm, spicy counterpoint, balancing the green and smoky elements beautifully. The result is a harmonious blend of freshness, resinous depth, and subtle sweetness—comfortable in any season, though it truly shines when the air turns crisp.

This is for men and women who appreciate artisanal perfumery, fans of woody and resinous scents, and anyone seeking a distinctive olfactory signature outside the mainstream.

Mori no Asagao is a contemporary masterpiece. It reconciles East and West, forest and resin, in a way that feels both timeless and new. If you believe perfume is art, this belongs on your shelf.

How it wears

Compare the results and tap an answer to add your vote.

Longevity

No votes yet Be the first to vote

0 votes

Sillage

No votes yet Be the first to vote

0 votes

Character

No votes yet Be the first to vote

0 votes

Value perception

No votes yet Be the first to vote

0 votes

Community reviews

0 reviews

Share what you noticed: opening, drydown, sillage and the moments when it works for you.

Write a review

Add your review

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked with an asterisk.

Your rating optional
Your take, in one line optional
Your take, in one line