Wilgermain More is More

"I am absolute fan, in fact a lover, of Caravaggio's paintings. Few other painters stimulate my imagination like his dark and dramatic compositions. Standing in front of his work, I sometimes ask myself: if this painting would be a perfume, how would it smell? Maybe imperfectly, this is a scented portrait of what I have in mind when I admire a Caravaggio.
 
An ominous chiaroscuro, light and darkness in an echo, two opposing strengths creating both a contrast and a harmony, feminine and masculine dancing with each other to the beat of a drum or the soft crackle of embers. The odor AND the image of black paint dripping on a canvas and, at the same time, the faceted shine of a diamond parure worn over a black leather garment.
This perfume is a real tour de force."
Rodrigo Flores-Roux (perfumer)
 
Dark and enlightened at the same time, this stunning perfume plays with contrasts like no other: a fragrant chiaroscuro, both enigmatic and elegant, glistening and somber at the same time, like a hide of the shiniest black leather.
 
Top Notes: Clary Sage, Davana, Chinese Osmanthus
Heart Notes: Rose Water, Broom, Leather
Base Notes: Ambrette (Musk Mallow), Haitian Vetiver, Singapore Patchouli