Monet’s Garden in Giverny, Normandy, is a living masterpiece — both an artistic inspiration and a horticultural landmark — designed and cultivated by the impressionist painter Claude Monet himself.

Water lily ponds, bamboo groves, and green reflections — all key visual and olfactory parallels to green tea. The gardens were designed for serenity, echoing Japanese aesthetics, much like green tea ceremonies.

Where Light Breaks Through

A bright opening of lychee, lime, and bergamot, capturing the crisp freshness of morning light across a blooming garden.

Silky Bloom

Soft water lilies bloom at the center, airy and serene, wrapped in creamy magnolia and a gentle green lift from geranium—evoking a garden pond in full, quiet bloom.

A Gentle Afterglow

As it settles, sweet lychee softens into a gentle tea-like warmth. Clean, calming, and lightly sweet, like a quiet pause in the shade of blooming water lilies.