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Description
Creating Vanille Mona di Orio, she imagined a romantic story of an old ship sailing to Madagascar or Comoros, carrying a precious cargo: barrels of rum, oranges, vanilla pods, ylang-ylang, cloves, and sandalwood. Tempting, smoky, and alcoholic, with a delicate hint of oranges in the background. Vanille is the Bateau Ivre of perfect blend of notes that will captivate your senses with its sensuality.
Vanille hits with the scent of rum and oranges, with a touch of cloves. Amber and tonka bean warm up the blend, while ylang-ylang adds a sharp sweetness combined with rich vanilla. Gaiac wood adds a smoky incense scent, and woody notes of vetiver and sandalwood give an elegant finish. However, the real star is vanilla, which should come as no surprise. Instead of using vanillin, one of the main components of vanilla, which can seem powdery and sugary, Mona used pure vanilla. For a moment - among the elegant harmony of notes - the fleshy, sensual creaminess of an open vanilla pod hits straight to the nose. Delicious!
Ingredients
bitter orange from Brazil, absolute rum, petitgrain oil, clove, vanilla from Madagascar, tolu, guaiac wood, vetiver, sandalwood, ylang-ylang, tonka bean, leather, musk, amber
Fragrance Notes
Bitter orange from Brazil, rum (absolute), petitgrain, cloves, vanilla from Madagascar, tolu balsam, guaiac wood, vetiver, sandalwood, ylang-ylang, tonka bean, leather, musk, amber.
About the brand Mona di Orio
"One of the most important features of the compositions I create is light. I love playing with scents, just like a painter plays with light and shadow. The top notes are bright and full of radiance, the heart notes are full of reflections, and the base notes are embedded in darkness." - that's how Mona di Orio talked about her philosophy of creating perfumery masterpieces. Her work and thinking about scents were undoubtedly influenced by her classical education, erudition, and over fifteen years of experience with one of the greatest authorities in perfumery, Edmund Roudnitski.
These are scents that cannot be forgotten, let alone imitated or replaced. They are unique, multi-threaded, and full of depth. They show humility towards the raw material and the sense of smell, true passion, and something incredibly rare and difficult to name - perhaps that's why they are so moving.
Mona di Orio passed away suddenly in 2011. Her work is continued by Jeroen Oude Sogtoen.
