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Ashoka is one of the most refined and contemplative creations from Neela Vermeire Creations. This Travel Set allows you to enjoy the fragrance in a convenient format ideal for travel, daily use and fragrance enthusiasts who appreciate portable luxury.
Inspired by the legendary Indian emperor Ashoka, the fragrance tells a story of transformation, wisdom and inner growth. Together with master perfumer Bertrand Duchaufour, Neela Vermeire created a composition that harmoniously balances strength and softness, brightness and depth.
The fragrance opens with an elegant combination of fig, pink pepper and white flowers. At the heart, osmanthus takes center stage, bringing its unique blend of floral, fruity and subtle leathery nuances. The base unfolds into a warm foundation of oud, sandalwood, leather, amber and musk that lingers beautifully on the skin.
This Travel Set is the perfect way to keep one of Neela Vermeire's most admired creations close at hand wherever you go.
Fragrance Family
Oriental Floral / Woody
Official Notes
Top Notes: Pink Pepper, Fig, White Flowers
Heart Notes: Osmanthus, Rose, Jasmine, Orris
Base Notes: Oud, Sandalwood, Leather, Amber, Musk
Note Description
Pink pepper introduces refined spice while fig adds soft fruity elegance. White flowers bring brightness and sophistication. Osmanthus forms the heart with its unique floral, fruity and leathery facets. Oud, sandalwood, leather, amber and musk create warmth, depth and luxurious longevity.
What makes Ashoka so special?
Ashoka stands out because of its prominent osmanthus accord. This rare flower creates a fragrance profile that feels floral, fruity and subtly leathery at the same time, resulting in a composition that is both rich and refined.
What does the ParfuMaria team think of this fragrance?
Ashoka is one of Bertrand Duchaufour's most elegant creations. The balance between osmanthus, rose, leather and warm woods is remarkably sophisticated. A fragrance filled with depth, calmness and beautiful evolution.
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