Filippo Sorcinelli
Chiesa d'Oro
floral bouquet in the sacristy of San Marco
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Description
Inspired by the exotic riches in the drawers of Venice's San Marco sacristy, this fragrance evokes the almost oriental scents of precious spices arriving by sea in the lagoon city. Aldehydic top notes captivate the senses, while Damask rose and jasmine in the heart evoke a bewitching floral bouquet. Finally, amber, heliotropin, musk and tonka in the base notes envelop us in a veil of solemnity and preciousness, evoking the majestic atmosphere of San Marco Cathedral, filled with golden mosaics.
Inspired by the exotic riches in the drawers of Venice's San Marco sacristy, this fragrance evokes the almost oriental scents of precious spices arriving by sea in the lagoon city. Aldehydic top notes captivate the senses, while Damask rose and jasmine in the heart evoke a bewitching floral bouquet. Finally, amber, heliotropin, musk and tonka in the base notes envelop us in a veil of solemnity and preciousness, evoking the majestic atmosphere of San Marco Cathedral, filled with golden mosaics.
notes
| families | floral, woody |
|---|---|
| head notes | Aldehyde, Bergamot |
| heart notes | Damascus Rose, Jasmine |
| base notes | Amber, Heliotropine, Musk, Tonka, Vanilla, Vetiver |
List of ingredients
- alcohol denat
- parfum (fragrance)
- citrus aurantium bergamia peel oil
- citrus aurantium peel oil
- isoeugenol
- isoeugenyl acetate
- linalyl acetate
- pinene
- vanillin
*this list may change over time.
please refer to the information on your product packaging to receive the most up-to-date ingredient list.
please refer to the information on your product packaging to receive the most up-to-date ingredient list.
Filippo Sorcinelli
"All my perfumes could not exist without music. They encompass all the forms of expression I wish to use: photography, art, music, painting. " - Filippo Sorcinelli
