AGUA DE INDIAS is the olfactory transposition of oranges sunsets, so typical of Cartagena, the colonial jewel city, known throughout the world for the beauty of its Ciudad Amurallada, for the bright colors of its houses and for the sumptuous baroque of its palaces and churches. From time declared by Unesco as a World Heritage Site of Humanity, Cartagena was also celebrated by Gabriel Garcia Marquez, in unforgettable pages of his novels. AGUA DE INDIAS is a balsamic, aromatic and fragrance intense, reminiscent of the scent of the wind when it comes from sea and carries the salty of the waves mixed with that of the blossoms of the trees surrounding the old town

TOP NOTES
Tomato Leaf, Vanilla,
Leather, Resinoid Benzoin,
Spicy Notes

NOTE DI CUORE
Labdano, Salvia Sclarea,
Galbano, Iris

BASE NOTES
Vanilla Berries, Sandalwood,
Tolu Balm, Myrrh, Musk