Steve Martin Yamuna River

This fragrance is a scented interpretation of the royal love story treasured in the majestic marvel of Taj Mahal. It's a captivating twist of nature's aroma blossoming, like a rose spicing your passion in a mysterious way,leaving you eager for more.
 
This river is like a necklace on an Indian beauty, it embraces part of the colourful subcontinent that represents a symbol of harmony despite the vast number of faiths and languages merged in one nation.
 
Back to Pre Vedic and Vedic periods (1500-600 B.C.), perfumes were utilized mainly for religious and domestic rituals in India. Gradually they became part of human life, used in cosmetics and beauty therapy and later as basics of healing balms called "dhupan".
 
The second era where perfumes took a new turn was in 1469, when a ruler named Ghiyath Shahi, succeeded to the Sultanate of Malwa. He proposed to give himself up to the pleasures of this world and wrote the "Book of Delights", which is considered a great reference of perfumes, foods, fashion and other forms of pleasure.
 
Top Notes: Lemon, Bergamot, Orange, Plum, Amber, Toffee, Mandarin
Heart Notes: White Wood, Bulgarian Rose, Patchouli, Sandalwood, Jasmin Sambac, Ylang-Ylang, Cardamom, Clove Bud, Guaiacwood
Base Notes: Orris, Vanilla, Ambroxan, Tonka Bean