Memory, longing and love.

It is said that the King of Babylon, wishing to ease his Queen’s longing for the green landscapes of her homeland, created elevated gardens above the city, filled with trees, flowers and aromatic plants.

The gardens were more than a vision of beauty; they were a gift shaped by memory, longing and love.

Today, we continue the idea in our own way. What was once imagined as gardens of longing and memory now lives as fragrance in bottles — each one carrying an emotion, a memory, and a world of its own.