




fear of water
Eau de Parfum
Time: 1572 AD
Against the backdrop of the Italian Renaissance, suspicion of water made perfume a substitute for bathing. Lush essences of jasmine, tuberose, and rose filled the streets, lingering on the skin like a lover's kiss. ānti imagines this opulent scent as a Venetian romance wafting through a baroque city.
Mandarin petitgrain and fresh ginger dance on the balconies of palazzi at midnight, while tuberose, jasmine, and rose spill from brocade sleeves onto marble staircases. Tonka, cistus, and woody amber form velvet curtains drawn before the rising dawn—secrets locked in golden lockets.
"I combined various intoxicating and beguiling blossoms in a veritable overdose and fused them with a balsamic amber base that is both captivating and enchanting." – Sidonie Lancesseur
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