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Nasomatto
Niche brand · Amsterdam, Netherlands

Nasomatto

Nasomatto lets Alessandro Gualtieri's concentrated scent projects speak for themselves: visceral, idiosyncratic and deliberately open to interpretation.
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Nasomatto Blamage bottle among translucent forms in pink, orange and violet
Origin
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Founder and perfumer
Alessandro Gualtieri
Meaning of the name
“Mad nose” in Italian
Creative lead
Formulas, imagery and project concept led by Alessandro Gualtieri
Formats
30ml extrait de parfum and 4ml concentrated perfume oil
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12 fragrances to sample
The story
Nasomatto is the Amsterdam scent project of Italian perfumer Alessandro Gualtieri. After years in industrial perfumery, he sought a framework in which he could develop formulas by his own judgement and take them to stores himself.
The house explains its compositions through concise starting ideas rather than extensive note pyramids. Each bottle is described as part of the project. The fragrance remains central, while name, material and imagery provide a precise prompt.
01 · Independence

From industry brief to an independent project

Before building Nasomatto, Alessandro Gualtieri worked for established fragrance companies and fashion houses. In interviews, he describes an environment shaped by cost limits, teams and many layers of approval. For his own project, he deliberately began again: developing the fragrances, sourcing bottles and presenting the collection to stores himself.
The official studio image shows that personal working world in Amsterdam. Bottles, material vessels, found objects and drawings sit close together. It does not document a standardised production line, but the space from which Gualtieri's formulas and the house's visual language emerge.
Alessandro Gualtieri in his black-and-white Nasomatto studio in Amsterdam
02 · Fragrance first

A prompt rather than a fixed reading

Gualtieri says that perfume should speak for itself. Nasomatto's official product texts follow that principle: Black Afgano begins with a quest for temporary bliss, while Blamage starts from an unwise creation caused by bad judgement and care. The texts set a direction without dissolving the result into a complete ingredient list.
Micodelirio continues this method through the idea of a natural, vital delirium and an ecosystem of organic disobedience. Its official packshot also shows how material becomes part of the story: the clear bottle carries a perforated, organic-looking wooden cap, with its real shape and typography preserved unchanged in the image.
Micodelirio bottle with orange fragrance and a perforated wooden cap
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Community

What the community says about Nasomatto

9/10
Imagine: A crackling fireplace, heavy leather armchairs, and a glass of the finest single malt. Baraonda captures this moment perfectly – without the harshness of alcohol, but with the sweet, woody depth of a fine distillate.
Duftjunkie_ChristianBaraonda
8/10
Baraonda by Nasomatto immediately won me over with its warm whiskey note. For me, the fragrance feels elegant, deep, and slightly boozy without being too intrusive. Especially on cooler days, it has a special radiance and simply feels high-quality and full of character.
ole64Baraonda
8/10
Great fragrance for nights out. Dark ambiance.
malibuBlack Afgano
8.3 / 10from 89 approved reviews by our community
The nose

The perfumer behind Nasomatto

Image of Alessandro Gualtieri

Alessandro Gualtieri

Alessandro Gualtieri, known throughout the fragrance world as "The Nose," stands as one of the most provocative and innovative perfumers of our time.
Discover more about Alessandro Gualtieri
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Who is behind Nasomatto?
Nasomatto was founded by Italian perfumer Alessandro Gualtieri. He shapes the formulas, project ideas and visual language of the house from his Amsterdam working environment.
What does the name Nasomatto mean?
The Italian name roughly means “mad nose”. It names Gualtieri's first independent fragrance project and suits its experimental, often ironic language.
Why are the official fragrance descriptions so concise?
Gualtieri explains in interviews that the fragrance should speak for itself. The official texts therefore state a quest or starting idea without fixing the wearer's perception through a complete interpretation.
Which official formats are available?
The official FAQ distinguishes between a 30ml extrait de parfum and a 4ml concentrated perfume oil. The extrait opens more immediately, while the oil develops and evaporates more slowly.
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