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Filippo Sorcinelli
Niche brand · Mondolfo, Italy

Filippo Sorcinelli

Sacred tailoring, organ music and personal memory become uncompromisingly narrative fragrances in Filippo Sorcinelli's work.
Mondolfo, Italy · founded 2014
Portrait of Filippo Sorcinelli behind reflective glass
Origin
Mondolfo, Marche, Italy
Fragrance line launched
2014 with the first UNUM creation
Creative lead
Filippo Sorcinelli, artist, organist and perfumer
Foundation
LAVS atelier for sacred vestments, founded in 2001
Company
Alter Duo s.r.l., Via Cavour 33, 61037 Mondolfo (PU)
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19 fragrances to sample
The story
Filippo Sorcinelli connects perfumery with the arts that shape his life: sacred tailoring, photography and, above all, organ music. His fragrance line began in 2014 as a tribute to the LAVS atelier he had established in Mondolfo in 2001.
The result is more than an incense collection. LAVS translates the scent of the atelier, Opus 1144 interprets Gothic architecture through smell, and Organ #1 turns a specific musical memory into a fragrance.
01 · From atelier to fragrance

One hand across fabric, smoke and sound

Before Filippo Sorcinelli released perfumes, he founded LAVS in 2001, an atelier for liturgical vestments and furnishings. Working with textiles, ornament and sacred space became the material foundation of his later fragrance world. The first UNUM creation appeared in 2014 as a tribute to that atelier—described by the brand itself as a form of “olfactory tailoring.”
Filippo Sorcinelli holding a richly embroidered liturgical vestment
02 · Olfactory tailoring

Ideas are translated into material, not merely illustrated

The fragrances do not simply borrow sacred motifs as decoration. LAVS grew from the practice of scenting vestments inside their boxes, making smoke, resins and fabric part of one continuous experience. Opus 1144 applies the same method to Gothic architecture: the brand explicitly relates the scent to the laying of the first stone at Saint-Denis in 1144.
Atmospheric Parfinity scene for Opus 1144 by Filippo Sorcinelli
03 · Organ and perfume

Sound shapes space; fragrance holds memory

For Filippo Sorcinelli, the organ is not a loose brand symbol but a biographical constant. In Extrait de Musique, he translates organ spaces, stops and specific memories into scent. Organ #1 recalls gladioli in a side chapel and Saturday afternoons when his mother cleaned the church. The composition connects that memory with the cool breath of stone and a green-floral accord.
Filippo Sorcinelli playing a church organ
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Curated BoxSacred Echoes of the Great Organ

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Sorcinelli's Extrait de Musique

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What the community says about Filippo Sorcinelli

10/10
I love the contrasts that this fragrance unites: bitter and sweet. Rough and gentle. Bright and deep. Supposedly, it smells of fear and curry 😂 and yes, it’s a bit true. But those are just two of incredibly many impressions – it is fascinatingly complex. Conclusion: I haven't been so captivated by a fragrance in a long time and felt so comfortable with it.
ncoNé il giorno né l'ora
10/10
Né il Giorno Né l’Ora immediately fascinated me with its special aura. The fragrance seems profound, elegant, and almost meditative. It tells a story without being loud and develops very harmoniously on the skin. For me, it is an extraordinary fragrance with a lot of character and emotion.
hanna77Né il giorno né l'ora
10/10
Really interesting fragrance that seems mysterious but at the same time somehow fresh. I like it a lot and I think the theme of fear is very well captured in this fragrance. Definitely recommended!
moritz70Né il giorno né l'ora
8.1 / 10from 52 approved reviews by our community
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Filippo Sorcinelli

Filippo Sorcinelli stands as one of perfumery's most fascinating Renaissance figures, seamlessly blending sacred artistry with olfactory innovation.
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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Who is behind Filippo Sorcinelli?
Namesake Filippo Sorcinelli shapes the artistic direction as an organist, designer and perfumer. His work joins several disciplines rather than treating perfume as an isolated product.
How is the LAVS atelier connected to the perfumes?
The liturgical-vestment atelier founded in 2001 was the starting point for the fragrance idea. LAVS translates the atelier's scent and practice into perfume; in 2014 it became the first UNUM creation.
What role does the organ play in the brand?
It is Sorcinelli's lifelong instrument and a recurring compositional model. Fragrances such as Organ #1 translate acoustic spaces, organ stops and autobiographical memories into olfactory accords.
Who manufactures the fragrances?
The stated manufacturer is Alter Duo s.r.l. in Mondolfo, Italy. The company lists the same address on its official website, and current retailer product-safety information confirms it across multiple fragrances.
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