Rosa Bulgara
Fragrance notes
Character
Morning light filters through lace curtains in a Florentine palazzo, landing on a bowl of lemons and wild chamomile sprigs. Rosa Bulgara enters like a sudden draft through an open window. Bright lemon and bergamot arrive first, sharp and sun-warmed, quickly joined by a fizzy lift that feels like fine dust catching the light. Chamomile softens the edges, herbal and dry, preventing the citrus from becoming a simple breakfast scent.
In the center of the room, a loose bundle of mimosa and crushed geranium rests on a stone table. The scent shifts as violet and rose petals unfold, cool and slightly powdery, like the inside of a vintage silk pouch. Damask rose settles at the base, deep and honeyed, anchoring the florals without overwhelming them. It is a fragrance that stays close to the skin, like the scent of fresh flowers in a room where the windows have just been opened.
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