Parfum d'Empire - 3 Fleurs
Trois Fleurs from Parfum d’Empire tells the story of great love, and is created for lovers.
The fragrance is essentially a composition of three flowers that have for centuries been used as a symbol of love in all the great cultures of the world. The rose as a symbol of passionate love, dedicated to Venus, often referred to as the fragrance of the gods, preludes in all its purity. The heat of white jasmine from a Thousand and One Nights is an ode to romantic love and gives the perfume its wild and fruity notes. Finally, the captivating tuberose, a symbol of forbidden love and the salacity of the Italian Renaissance exudes a darkly erotic note that gives the fragrance its carnal passion.
A sensual fragrance, that´s fresh, airy and exciting. Like an elegant piece of jewellery, the skin exudes this scent, like a promise held...
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Parfum d’Empire
Parfum d’Empire was founded by Corsican Marc-Antoine Corticchiato in 2003. Driven by his passion for the most beautiful raw materials and their use in different cultures, he seeks to conquer the realm of the senses…
Though his family hails from Corsica, Marc-Antoine Corticchiato was born in Morocco. He grew up between his parents’ citrus groves near the ancient city of Azemmour and his family home in the Corsican maquis.
A horseman since the age of eight, Marc-Antoine was a competition rider and considered becoming an equestrian professional. But his drive to understand the mysteries of fragrance in aromatic plants, led him to study chemistry specialized in plant extracts. After his Ph.D. in analysis and extraction of aromatic plants, he completed his training at the renowned international French school of perfumery: ISIPCA. An almost perfect starting point for a career as a perfumer and one in which the foundation stone for his perfume house, Parfum d'Empire was laid.
The flacon is a reference to the long rounded vessel created in1804 by Jean Marie Farina that was capable of being stored in the shaft of a military boot. The glass is heavy and on the golden cap shines a laurel wreath. Corticchiato spent many years researching historical archives to trace the fragrances of past eras. The resulting concept of his historically inspired perfumes received an award from the French Ministry of Research.
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