The Violet: A Flower That Traverses Centuries
There is something profoundly evocative about the violet, its quiet, demure presence speaks volumes. Growing low to the ground, it thrives close to...
Read moreDuring the Middle Ages, a walk along the river Arno, meant following the unmistakable scent of leather, from Florence all the way to Pisa. The area...
Read moreEach year a quiet journey unfolds in the most delicate space of our senses: a slow migration of scent from the outdoors into our homes,&nbs...
Read moreFrom the Polimoda students’ project to the speakeasy evening: how a perfume is born to tell the story of an era. Every fragrance holds a ...
Read moreThe sense of smell plays an essential role in our lives. It's functional to our survival: detecting odors allows us to recognize potential danger s...
Read moreThe Aquaflor fragrances take shape in the works of Polina Stepanova and the students of Polimoda
Read moreAutumn fruit par excellence, grapes have been cultivated and harvested for millennia. Vitis Vinifera is native to the Caspian Sea and from here it ...
Read moreA precious wood known and used for thousands of years, appreciated for its aromatic properties that have made it one of the most important base not...
Read moreA tiny yellow flower that blooms in autumn, whose fresh and inebriating scent is among the most popular in perfumery. Osmanthus, also known as swee...
Read moreNative to southern Africa, geranium is a plant belonging to the geraniaceae family, commonly used as an ornamental. Yet, its fame in the West is re...
Read moreThe only citrus fruit that originated in America rather than Asia, grapefruit is a natural hybrid descended from citrus fruits brought by Europeans...
Read moreChoosing a personal fragrance is never an easy task: olfactory compositions, especially those created in artistic perfumery, are a succession of mu...
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