Histoires De Parfums 1472 La Divina Commedia Eau de Parfum

Histoires De Parfums 1472 La Divina Commedia Eau de Parfum is a true spectacle that deserves to be seen and felt. The unisex scent, inspired by Dante's "Divine Comedy," encapsulates the elevation of high art within its essence. It seems this fragrance illustrates the dissolution of boundaries between love and hate, heaven and hell, vice and virtue, lust and innocence. Each note alternates between light and dark, making the experience of this perfume fascinating, intense, and sensual.

As the curtain of 1472 La Divina Commedia Eau de Parfum lifts, it reveals tender creamy ylang-ylang notes. Alongside these, bright sunny chords emerge, invoking a sense of festivity and a blissful, eternal spring in paradise. A masterpiece of high art is the note of Artemisia, concluding the first opening act. It resonates with warm Baihao Yinzhen tea, delicate violets, elegant jasmine, and lilies of the valley. Artemisia is truly beautiful and artistic. The second act – the heart of the composition – is crowned with fruity-floral jasmine accompanied by green tea accords, spicy apple cinnamon, and smoky balsamic and foresty olibanum. In the end, all your senses will be captivated by warm ambergris, cool benzoin, and the biting intoxication of rum.