100ml Spray Top notes: Rosewood, Lavender, Petitgrain, Orange, Lemon Middle notes: Labdanum, Bulgarian Rose, Neroli, Sandalwood Base notes: Vetiver, Amber, Opoponax, Oak Moss Brand: Lorenzo Villoresi Firenze EP 195 Mysore, a rich and sophisticated perfume from the Indian tradition, is made with sandalwood. A precious harmony of Sandalwood and Rose notes combines with aromatic trees and tree essences, with the embracing effect of Guaiacwood and Opoponax. The Maison The perfume house was founded by Lorenzo Villoresi in 1990 after completing his degree in philosophy and spending years travelling, experimenting, studying raw materials and blending custom-made fragrances. The Maison embodies a world rich in the charm and influences of diverse countries and cultures. The creation of fragrances has always included every aspect of their making. Production is still carried out internally and requires meticulous attention to detail and an ongoing quest for the highest quality. The hexagonal bottle has become a distinctive feature of these classical yet modern collections, representing understated, personal luxury. The desire for beauty determines the choice of high-quality ingredients for the fragrances and the finest, timeless materials for packaging and accessories. The intrinsic value of the raw materials gives rise to the intangible identity of the Maison, made up of emotion, creativity, harmony, innovation, vision, authenticity and a constant pursuit for excellence. Lorenzo Villoresi Lorenzo Villoresi has both a cosmopolitan and curious vocation. His background is nourished by diverse family memories, customs and languages, joining a lean, subtly ironic yet discerning Tuscan nature. A childhood growing up in the family villa in the hills around Florence, in close contact with nature, left a lasting impression on him. The family home was a special place filled with games and imagination, a unique setting for olfactory magic. To complete his degree in philosophy, he later headed to the Middle East on the trail of ancient cultures, such as the Jewish, Egyptian and Mesopotamian. There he discovered a world of essences and perfumes along with the flavors and customs of those countries. The Middle East yielded scents and sensations that would feed into the creation of sought-after perfumes, renowned for their sophisticated blends of high-quality ingredients. Fragrances made to be timeless and which never cease to amaze.
