CASAMORATI

XERJOFF presents a fragrance collection inspired by the ancient Italian perfume art; CASAMORATI Vintage Collection. The brand re-establishes the glorious history of the fragrance house. It was founded in Italy between the 1700s and 1800s to safeguard the historical and artistic heritage of the glossy Art Nouveau era. La “Fabbrica di Profumi C.Casamorati” founded in 1888 in Bologna specialized in many fine fragrances and advanced bath soaps. During the production years, CASAMORATI has been awarded numerous prizes and valuable rewards from the top national and international exhibitions. But the most unusual and prestigious award as Mr. Casamorati received a prize he received from the Italian queen Margherita of Savoy. During the visit of one of the Italian exhibitions Her Majesty wanted to thank the perfumer for the perfect quality of toilet soap that she used every morning. With no suitable coin, the Empress took off her gold brooch and gave it to the perfumer with gratitude and great respect. Bottle Under the portico of the Romanesque Santa Maria church in Cosmedin (Santa Maria in Cosmedin) there is an ancient marble mask, well known as the Bocca della Verita (Mun of Truth). According to legend, the Mouth was used as a lie detector in the Middle Ages. Legend has it that a person who puts his hand in his mouth cannot take it out if he lies. XerJoff followed the tradition of niche perfumery and paid much attention to the philosophical basics which made it possible to create the Casamorati collection in 1888, inspired by the Romanesque legend. According to the idea, the collection should be worn in the most positive and wonderful moments of life. The graphic form of the Mouth of Truth on Casamorati bottles urges us to do so. “A nice scent never has only to do with the scent. A well-created fragrance is a union of substance and something else magnificent as the Xerjoff house expressed so well. It has a unique filisofi that allows them to create amazing scents. As a result, one can not distinguish perfume from art.”