Nishane
Favonius
a fragrance inspired by the legend of Favonius and Flora, who created the word "rose".
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Description
For this fragrance, the Nishane brand draws its inspiration from Roman mythology with Favonius, god of winds and crops. Legend has it that Favonius loved Flora, the goddess of flowers, so much that he transformed himself into a rose, as the goddess had no other interest than flowers. Evoking the sweetness of spring and floral passion. Pink berries in the top note offer a zesty opening, while the subtle blend of rose and patchouli creates a captivating continuity. This fragrance evokes youth, vitality and love, embodying the eternal symbol of fertile nature.
For this fragrance, the Nishane brand draws its inspiration from Roman mythology with Favonius, god of winds and crops. Legend has it that Favonius loved Flora, the goddess of flowers, so much that he transformed himself into a rose, as the goddess had no other interest than flowers. Evoking the sweetness of spring and floral passion. Pink berries in the top note offer a zesty opening, while the subtle blend of rose and patchouli creates a captivating continuity. This fragrance evokes youth, vitality and love, embodying the eternal symbol of fertile nature.
notes
| families | cyprus, floral |
|---|---|
| head notes | Bergamot, Litchi, Pink pepper |
| heart notes | Artemisia, Clary sage, Cypriol, Geranium, Rose |
| base notes | Agarwood, Cedar, Incense, Patchouli, Sandalwood |
List of ingredients
- cinnamyl alcohol
*this list may change over time.
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Nishane
"We try to address different moods and emotions with each of the new fragrances we create. Thus, the uniqueness and narrative character of our fragrances could be defined as our style." - Mert Güzel and Murat Katran
