Pani Walewska White Perfume

These are delicate, slightly tangy, and very light women's perfumes, a more modern and youthful variation of the renowned Pani Walewska fragrance, first introduced in 1971. Polish perfumers have crafted a masterpiece that seems to emanate waves of light and youthful charm, embodying the essence of femininity and instantly setting a romantic mood.

Pani Walewska White, a floral fragrance, is distinguished by its energetic, elegant, and intriguing composition. Much like the pure white bottle reminiscent of a wedding gown or a ballroom dress, the perfume evokes thoughts of a long-awaited wedding. According to its creators, this is exactly how a bride's bouquet should smell—unfolding gently, seductively, and unforgettably. The initial notes of this perfumed symphony feature lotus and lily of the valley. The heart reveals the delightful tones of lily, freesia, and jasmine. In the finale, accents of amber, sandalwood, and vanilla make their presence known.