
An irresistible portrait of Mexican passion. In order to become one and externalize an impossible love, two lovers leave human form and become trees and flowers. This is how the pre-Hispanic Totonac people narrate the birth of vanilla. Originally a Mexican Orchid considered the luxury of the Tlatoanis, it perfumed the palaces and sweetened the whole banquet.
How it wears
Seasons

Shares Jasmine (Egypt), Vanilla (Madagascar); Ambery (Oriental) accord

Shares Jasmine (Egypt), Benzoin, Lemon; Ambery (Oriental) accord; both AMBERY (ORIENTAL)

Shares Jasmine (Egypt), Vanilla (Madagascar), Bergamot

Shares Civet, Styrax, Guaiac Wood; Ambery (Oriental) accord; both AMBERY (ORIENTAL)

Shares Styrax, Guaiac Wood, Vanilla; both AMBERY (ORIENTAL)

Shares Jasmine (Egypt), Civet, Styrax

Shares Civet, Styrax, Guaiac Wood; Ambery (Oriental) accord; both AMBERY (ORIENTAL)

Shares Vanilla (Madagascar), Guaiac Wood, Benzoin; Ambery (Oriental) accord; both AMBERY (ORIENTAL)

Shares Vanilla (Madagascar); Ambery (Oriental) accord; both AMBERY (ORIENTAL)

Shares Guaiac Wood, Lemon, Bergamot

Shares Jasmine (Egypt), Guaiac Wood, Vanilla; Ambery (Oriental) accord

Shares Civet, Styrax, Benzoin; both AMBERY (ORIENTAL)