Mozzafiato 50-100 ml
150,00 $ – 200,00 $
Ravi is a 2017 launch by perfume house Naso di Raza and perfumer Cecile Zarokian. In the creation of their line, Naso di Raza has allowed complete creative freedom to their perfumers in the interpretation of an “idea.” Their pefumes are housed in rectaingular clear bottles with sculptural caps to represent allowing the “all-Italian artistic temperament of the design [to] seep through.” Ravi has an aromatic profile of warm spicy, herbal, fresh spicy, leather, cinnamon, sweet, woody, tobacco, rum, and aromatic notes.
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Description
“Elegantly vintage, smoky but charming nonetheless.
Rough olfactory in which the hesperidia notes led by rum get stronger with the spiced ones, they then reach absolute with tobacco in a perfect balance of woods and leather. Sour but soft, charismatic and aggressive, among cigar smoke, alcohol, comfortable Chester leather sofas and elegant jazz music in the background … quietly.”
Note: Samples are sold by the 1ml. You may purchase a maximum of 2ml. Samples of 1ml or less will come in a glass vial with a dabber. Samples larger than 1ml will come in small glass spray bottles. All samples will be consolidated unless expressly requested otherwise.
Fragrance Vault is an official stockist of Naso Di Raza.
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