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3# Nota Di Viaggio (ciavuru d'amuri) • Meo Fusciuni

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$112.5 $225 In stock

Category: Fragrance

House Meo Fusciuni
Released 2019
Perfumer Meo Fusciuni
Fragrance Family Woody Resinous
Notes fig leaf, jasmine, ylang-ylang, incense, cedar, sandalwood, artemisia, benzoin, bergamot

Description "A perfume dedicated to the love for my land, my roots, Sicily. I was born in the South of the world, in a place that I thought would be my eternal island. Ciavuru d'amuri means perfume of love and is an olfactory journey backwards, in my memory. It tells about my childhood, the time of my youth, a dedication to my mother and my grandmother, a special dedication to my father, Bartolomeo. I remember the Fig tree, its body was large and it created shade in the flower garden of my grandmother Vincenza. There I spent the carefree time of childhood. The 3rd note opens in the milky green notes of Fig, in the bitterness of Artemisia and Bergamot. Everything is sweet and white over time, like mothers™ clothes, like the sun of Sicily. The heart of Ciavuru d'amuri is a floral bouquet of Jasmine and Ylang-Ylang. It was the white flowers that created the reflections of light that still illuminate my eyes with emotion. As evening approached, we returned home after long walks, the austere notes of Incense and the warm woody notes of Cedar and Sandalwood leaning on the sweetness of Benzoin, everything became familiar to my memory, like a sacred summer procession. I remember the voices, which slowly told ancient stories, we were sitting around the table, still there, under the shadow of the big fig tree. In this scent I told one of the most intimate chapters of my life." -Meo Fusciuni

*Meo Fusciuni is also the perfumer behind Fumerie Parfumerie's first original fragrance, Ponte Etereo, which you can explore by clicking here

 

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Miles ★★★★★

The incense and cedar drydown is what sold me — it's smoky but never sharp, and the benzoin keeps it just sweet enough. I get about six hours on skin, longer on a scarf. Wore it to a dinner and two people asked what it was.

Joseph T. ★★★★★

The incense and cedar drydown is what sold me — it sits close to the skin for hours without ever turning sharp. Fig leaf keeps it from feeling too churchy, and I've worn it on cool evenings when I want something warm but not heavy. Genuinely the most interesting bottle I've bought this year.

Leo J. ★★★★★

I get the jasmine and ylang-ylang first, then it dries down into this warm benzoin and sandalwood thing that lasts all day on my skin. Wore it to a dinner and caught it on my scarf the next morning, which was a nice surprise.