Golestan

Inspiration
Golestan is Persian for flower garden, and that is exactly how it smells: a garden where everything blooms at once. Bergamot and lemon catch the light, cinnamon adds a warm sparkle, and ylang-ylang leads into an abundance of white flowers. Rose, jasmine, orange blossom and tuberose stand close together. Cistus, creamy patchouli, ambergris, vanilla and a powdery sweet wood give all that richness a warm ground.

Fragrance Family
Floral and amber

The Olfactive Composition
Top notes: Bergamot, ylang-ylang, lemon, cinnamon
Heart notes: Rose, jasmine, orange blossom, tuberose
Base notes: Cistus, patchouli, ambergris, vanilla, woody notes

Perfumer
Andy Tauer

The Signature of Golestan
Cinnamon and ylang-ylang give the citrus a golden edge. Then the garden opens: tuberose and jasmine creamy, rose as the common thread. The vanilla below is powdery and soft, with cistus as shade.

What our ParfuMaria team thinks of this fragrance
This is the kind of extrait you take a single deliberate spray of. In the opening we mainly smell cinnamon and ylang-ylang, almost sunny. Soon the white flowers take over and it turns lavish, with tuberose clinging to your clothes. What we love most is the later hour, when rose and vanilla turn powdery together and the patchouli adds a creamy, darker side. It wears warm and certainly not modest. For a dinner, a wedding, or for someone who loves white flowers and is not afraid to be noticed. In spring it smells lighter than you might expect.