Kintu is a gesture of respect, gratitude and harmony with nature. Even today, many inhabitants of the Andes use the Kintu to invoke blessings, protection and abundance. Master Perfumer: Dominique Moellhausen
HEAD NOTES
Black Pepper, Galbanum
Copaiba Balm
HEART NOTES
Rose, Guaiac Wood,
Patchouly, Tolu Balsam,
Peru Balsam
BOTTOM NOTES
Oud, Amber,
Musk, Sandal Wood
KINTU is a Chechua word meaning offering to the gods. This is an ancient tradition that is practiced by the Incas and their descendants in the Andes. Kintu consists of taking three coca leaves, a plant sacred to the Incas, and forming a flower with them. Each leaf represents a different world: the world of gods, the world of men, and the world of the dead. With the coca flower, the Incas address to the mountain spirits, called Apu, to thank them, honor them and ask them for favors.
Il Kintu è un gesto di rispetto, gratitudine e armonia con la natura. Ancora oggi, molti abitanti delle Ande usano il Kintu per invocare benedizioni, protezione e abbondanza.
Maestro Profumiere: Dominique Moellhausen
HEAD NOTES
Black Pepper, Galbanum,
Copaiba Balm
HEART NOTES
Rose, Guaiac Wood,
Patchouly, Tolu Balsam,
Peru Balsam
BOTTOM NOTES
Oud, Amber,
Musk, Sandal Wood
