Releases
DNA over time
Each column is an era. Each colored band shows that family’s share of accord weight across every perfume the house released in that window. Bigger band = the house leaned harder on that family.
All fragrances
Note di Profumum - in_Atomo
Confetto
Confetto opens with a sharp jolt of anise—medicinal, almost licorice-black—that gives way surprisingly fast to something warmer and rounder.
Dulcis in Fundo
Ichnusa
Note di Profumum - Luci dell'Est
Note di Profumum - Meraviglia_re Note di Profumum - Meraviglia
Note di Profumum - Vetta
Note di Profumum - Amante
Note di Profumum - Mina
Olibanum
Tuberosa
Note di Profumum - Vet_G16
Note di Profumum - Luce
Note di Profumum - Osa_re Note di Profumum - Osa
Fiore d'Ambra
Sabbia Bianca
Acqua Di Sale Limited Edition
Confetto Limited Edition
Gioiosa
Ambra Aurea
Ambra Aurea announces itself with a resinous warmth that feels ancient and immediate at once—myrrh's slightly medicinal bite tempered by a golden amber that radiates from the skin rather than sitting atop it.
Patchouly
Arso
Arso opens with an immediate, unapologetic leather—not the polished briefcase kind, but something closer to raw suede rubbed with woodsmoke.
Acqua Viva
Acqua Viva opens as pure citrus essence—not the polite squeeze of lemon in tea, but the bright oil that sprays when you tear into the rind.
Meringa
Battito d'Ali
Battito d'Ali opens with a surprising jolt—medicinal myrrh tempered by cocoa's bittersweet warmth, like an apothecary's chocolate.
Freccia 1921
Vanitas
Vanitas opens with a dusting of myrrh that feels ancient and resinous, immediately grounded by sandalwood's creamy depth.
Orangea
Audace
Acqua di Sale
Acqua di Sale opens with an austere mineral note—sun-bleached driftwood and salt crystals clinging to weathered stone.
Acqua e Zucchero
The name translates to "water and sugar," and that simplicity is deceptive.
Sorriso
**Sorriso** opens with a plush, almost honeyed warmth that bypasses floral sweetness entirely.
