Morning in Kédu by Amélie in New York is a quiet awakening — a scent that captures the first light over sacred earth. Inspired by the lush serenity of Togo’s Kédu Plains and the radiant composition of Kedu by Memo Paris, this floral green fragrance is both a meditation and a celebration — soft as a breath, grounded as a prayer.

The fragrance opens with a sparkling trio of grapefruit, neroli, and mandarin orange, like dew-kissed citrus groves stirred by sunrise. Bright yet smooth, this opening shimmers gently, never loud — a light that glows rather than blinds.

In the heart, the soul of the garden blooms: maté’s green warmth, the gentle silk of freesia and peony, and the soft elegance of rose petals caught in the morning air. The florals are delicate, never overpowering — balanced like sunlight filtered through green leaves.

But what lingers is the whisper of roasted sesame, dry and nutty, anchoring the composition in something almost sacred. White musk and moss carry the scent to the skin in a tender trail — clean, earthy, and reverent. The drydown feels like bare feet on fertile soil, a breeze through quiet palms, a moment of peace before the world fully wakes.

Morning in Kédu is more than a scent — it’s a gentle ritual, a memory of stillness. It evokes the beauty of simplicity, the elegance of nature in balance, and the soft promise of a new beginning.

Wear it when you need grounding. Or when you want to remember what it feels like to start over — gently.