Notre-Dame 15.4.2019 by Filippo Sorcinelli Reviews & Perfume Facts

The délire de voyage collection is enriched by the

second fragrance, dedicated and inspired by the terrible

fire event of the Cathedral of

Notre-Dame of Paris, which took place on April 15, 2 ... 019.

The invitation, however, is to not stop on that date, but

to open the true Essence to the world.

Filippo Sorcinelli, known as the tailor of the popes, has

wanted to fix three moments in the new extrait de parfum

main: the triggering event, the water on the stones and

the Essence that remains.

Notre-Dame Cathedral is undoubtedly among the

most known and visited sacred buildings in the world.

Filippo had the privilege of being able to log in places closed to tourism and able to grasp unexpected images, smells and values.

But what is the Essence of the Cathedral? Immediately

we are led to believe that it has only the strong smell

incense.

Nothing more incomplete!

The smell of Notre-Dame is not incense.

Today is that moment of smoke that affects history.

It is also water that overflows from the stones, which flows down to the sides of the organ.

It is today a glimpse of the vaults that allows light to enter from

naked sky. It's the smell of uninterrupted life,

of the Soul untouched, it is the Golden Cross that spurts.

It is Truth that advances.

Notre-Dame 15.4.2019, the true essence, will be a little one

support to the Maitrise, the set of singers and musicians who guard the priceless heritage

of the Sacred Music of the Cathedral.

The proceeds from sales will in fact be donated to the Musique Sacrée association, to help

continue his business and mission at the moment outside their "home".

As always, particular attention is given to packaging:

the cap of the bottle is a monolith of burned wood, ad

evoke the tragic moment of the fire, on which it is

nailed the name of the fragrance.

At the opening, the features four falling "wings"

painted and signed directly by Filippo Sorcinelli with

symbols, colors and stylistic elements attributable to the Cathedral

of Paris: four real small "paintings", which

they lead to a single true and exclusive work of art.