History of the perfume

Indias perfume is a fragrant ode to 16th-century Seville, when the city was a reflection of cultures and the epicenter of global trade with the Indies. This fragrance begins with an explosion of exotic spices: cinnamon, clove, and nutmeg welcome the senses with their enveloping warmth, recalling the intoxicating aromas of markets filled with treasures.

As the fragrance unfolds on the skin, a fresh and citrusy note of lemon and orange intertwines with the floral sweetness of jasmine and orange blossom. But what makes "Indias" truly unique is its coffee heart, a distinctive note that adds a touch of intriguing sophistication to the fragrance. The aroma of freshly roasted coffee evokes the lively atmosphere of the cafés and literary gatherings that flourished in 16th-century Seville, where thinkers, poets, and merchants exchanged ideas and dreams of distant horizons.

Finally, a warm and comforting base of sandalwood and cedar completes this captivating fragrance, leaving a trail of elegance and mystery in its wake.