
Othoniel Rosa was inspired by Jean-Michel Othoniel’s exhibition "The Rose of the Louvre." He highlights a reinterpretation of a single vivid red rose painted by Rubens in the painting ‘The Marriage of Mary of Medici and Henry IV’, the flower which Othoniel chose as the iconic flower of the Louvre. This queen of flowers is a symbol of sensuality, power and passion; it embodies the essence of the fate of Mary of Medici, her passion, the history of France and the Louvre Museum.
How it wears
Seasons

Shares Akigalawood (Patchouli note), Ambrette Seed, Rose; both FLORAL

Shares Akigalawood (Patchouli note), Rose; Floral accord; both FLORAL

Shares Akigalawood (Patchouli note), Ambrette Seed, Rose; Floral, Fresh, Green accords; both FLORAL

Shares Akigalawood (Patchouli note), Ambrette Seed, Rose

Shares Akigalawood (Patchouli note), Rose; Floral, Spicy accords

Shares Akigalawood (Patchouli note); Woody accord

Shares Akigalawood (Patchouli note), Ambrette Seed, Vetiver; Floral accord; both FLORAL

Shares Akigalawood (Patchouli note), Vetiver; Woody accord

Shares Akigalawood (Patchouli note); Floral accord; both FLORAL

Shares Akigalawood (Patchouli note); Floral accord; both FLORAL

Shares Akigalawood (Patchouli note); both FLORAL

Shares Ambrette Seed; Floral accord; both FLORAL