Paperplane
A tribute to the ingenuity of Leonardo da Vinci, an ode to the perfection of origami, a tribute to memory and a sensory experience that insinuates itself into the depths of our senses. Paperplane is the origin of wonder, the dream that becomes possible, the continuous movement that remains suspended in a gasp of the mind, conjuring up ethereal images that have left the desire for lightness, the thrill of defying gravity, of dominating the skies, of imagining the perfect arc, the infinite direction, intact.
The Fragrance
The journey is clean, dense with expectations, memories that unite and intertwine, that bring one back to that place of memory where anything is possible. Matter that becomes paper, white that becomes infinite possibility. Without any prejudice, the notes of this fragrance find the same purity that can be encountered there where wonder and innocence reside.
The intensity of paper with its suggestive narrative, reaches the nostrils. As comforting as cotton, as evocative as clean laundry, paperplane leads us to discover a new way of exploring the world of artistic scents, where play becomes art and the olfactory direction steers us through the transparencies of amber, the freshness of musk, the mystery of incense and the intensity of vetiver.
Top Notes
Incense, pepper
Heart Notes
Sage, cypriol, vetiver
Base Notes
Musk, moss, amber
Olfactive Familly
Musky
Concentration
22 %
Distinguishing note: MUSKS
Nose: Fresh, clean, woody.
Origin: An 'original union in the base, of moss and oakmoss. Moss in ancient times was a prized raw material, prized throughout the world for its legendary virtues. Today it is the result of molecular synthesis and has a clean, soft and sweet smell. In ancient times it was harvested to perfume bags and pillows or was put in potpourri, with iris roots, nails; in Egypt it was used in the process of preserving mummies. The species Evernia Prunastri is called oak moss or quercus moss. The most valuable quality of oak moss in the recent past came mainly from the forests of former Yugoslavia and Central Europe. It also grows in Morocco, Spain, and France, where in ancient times it found use in Druidic medicine.
Extraction: Molecular synthesis.
Perfumer
Dominique Moellhausen
Dominique moellhausen is a free spirit. Since childhood she has travelled the world, experiencing the fascinating diversity of fragrances.
A 'traveller of life'. She wants to enjoy the journey, to feel it, to listen to it, developing a unique sensitivity to all the cultures she encounters on her journeys of discovery.
