Pierre Guillaume 20.1 Sorong Eau de Parfum 100 ml

Pierre Guillaume 20.1 Sorong Eau de Parfum 100 ml is a unisex woody perfume. Of all the materials, incense is undoubtedly the one that fascinates perfumers the most, due to its history and the religious symbols associated with it. Its woody, mineral, and slightly spicy scent gives una mystical dimension, a sacred aspect to any composition. In ancient times it was considered more precious than gold and vie The incense from the Arab kingdoms to the gates of Indonesia have contributed to the fortune of entire civilizations. In 2009, I composed a fresh vegetal incense in which the animality of aloe wood responded to the bitterness of cinchona bark. I called it ''L'eau Guerriere'' (Warrior Water), recalling that ancient divinatory ceremonies, based on incense, were often used to predict the outcome of military maneuvers... Ten years later, here I am again on the path of incense with as a starting point an extraordinary material, inspired by the combustion fumes of Indonesian oud chips: Kyara Wood.'' - THE FRAGRANCE: At the same time tempo Its mineral and burning scent, 20.1 Sorong Eau de Parfum 100 ml is an "animalized smoke" and matching it with incense resin seemed obvious to me. Benzoin, Cistus, Elemi, Fenugreek, Cypress, Gaiac, Iris, Labdanum, Patchouli, Tonka Bean, Ginger and Nagarmotha, 12 raw materials prime The instruments of this union were natural. To set in motion and give una The woody-ambery and spicy "cocoon" olfactory trail thus created required the power of a propellant based on citrus fruits, saffron, and blackcurrant. The mystical and almost magical nature of one responds to the technological nature of the other. Sorong is at the same time tempo vibrant and monolithic. If it seems to possess the power and brilliance of a laser, paradoxically it gives the wearer the feeling of essere protected by an aura, una invisible and protective force. Sorong is a talisman, its sillage una olfactory armor. - THE NAME: The city of SORONG is a seaport in Indonesia that was involved in the incense trade with Oman.