“Soprano” comes from the Italian word “Sopra” (meaning “the top”), because soprano is a supreme vocal harmonica in classical opera among song soloists. Soprano takes ancestral perfumery to a new dimension. The unusually rich and fruity chords of the soprano are magically mixed with white notes of milk and jasmine, freesia and oriental litchi. All these notes are wrapped in a charismatic bouquet along with roses and osmanthus. Only the richest base notes of wood, oud and leather are combined to preserve the eternal effect of such a warm, oriental “olfactive opera” as a real memory of art.
Top Notes: Litchi, Fruity chords, Calabrian Bergamot, Freesia
Heart notes: Milky chord, Bulgarian Roses, Osmanthus, Egyptian Jasmine
Base notes: Agarwood, Patchouli, Leather notes
