The Persian Gold

This is the golden age of the heyday of the Persian empire. A pattern of taste and luxury was the palace of the greatest King Darius - Persepolis - everything in that palace was decorated with gold, everywhere there was an expensive brocade, the air was enveloped in the delicate fragrance of incense. The king's favorite wife - young Artastun was an extraordinary beauty who wore light organza tunic and the finest flax, caressing her hair with vanilla and patchouli. She surrounded herself with flowers, and sweet incenses were always lit in her apartments.

A luxurious oriental gourmand that opens with delicate powdery notes and tea rose, leading to a sweet heart of caramel and rose syrup. The base unfolds with rich vanilla, subtle nutmeg, and earthy patchouli, creating a sophisticated and feminine blend.