Spirito

7,620,000 ₫

Concentration: Parfum

Volume: 100ml

Top Notes: Angelica, Herbal Notes, Chamomile, Carrot
Heart Notes: Cypress, Myrtle, Paper, Hyssop
Base Notes: Vetiver, Cedar, Elemi Resin, Tonka Bean, Guaiac Wood, Musk

Origin: Italy

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Description

Spirito

Metamorphosis Cycle
(parfum)

I was looking for a single body, all I wanted was a sense of balance around me and the perennial delicacy of this fragrance, of its Spirito. None of the notes that I selected sought to dominate the other.
I wanted a timeless fragrance, one in which gaze became lost in the olfactory memory of this journey to a place that I had never seen. A place that only Spirits could reach.
I had a strong desire to get away, to escape for a spring or summer day, but I couldn’t and so I imagined a big field blooming with flowers. I wanted to recreate a place I had never seen. I was joined by the poetry of Emily Dickinson, by her words and her images. I saw that place. It felt nearby, like it was mine.

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“In a never-before-seen place, 
past the place I could only imagine.
Now I am there, among fragrances never mentioned aloud, 
but felt in the spirit, where I have never been;

nor you, perhaps; only the souls.
I was there though, smelling the fragrances,

seeing the edges of the forest.”

AUTHOR –   GIUSEPPE IMPREZZABILE

“I have always used for my work and in my studies, the word research, because it is in daily research that the life of a nose finds its meaning, its goal. 
Today, in this modern era where we can have so many technologies in our support, I realize with happiness that only one thing still really matters: olfactory sensitivity.
Olfactory sensibility is what distinguishes my creations from those of another, it is the ground on which I have built my work today, it is something material and ethereal at the same time: material because it is made of experience in choosing the best raw materials and building the perfect accord: exercise, study and method; ethereal because it is the life of each of us that is told differently, in my case through travel, poetry, nature, music, art. Ethereal ties that finally lead to perfume something I call the olfactory memory of life. An end point, where an alchemical balance is reached between the material part of this work that is chemistry and the poetry of life, which is its spiritual component.”