Flor y Canto
A heady, slightly sweaty white floral with tuberose, gardenia, tropical notes of frangipani and hint of bitter marigold. Inspired by five Mexican flowers believed by the Aztecs to be the intoxicating scent of Xochiquetzal, the goddess of beauty.
From Arquiste:
August, 1400, Tenochtitlan, Mexico: On the most fragrant festival in the Aztec calendar, the rhythm of drums soundsĀ as a wealth of flowers is offered on temple altars. Billowing clouds of copal act as a backdrop to the intoxicating scentsĀ of tuberose, magnolia, plumeria and the intensely yellow aroma of sacred marigold, Cempoalxochitl.
Perfumer
Rodrigo Flores Roux
Notes
Mexican acacia, marigold, crushed leaf accents, tuberose absolute, magnolia grandiflora, red and white plumeria,Ā Copal (Mexican incense), benzoin, Mexican vanilla bean
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Flor y Canto
Flor y Canto
A heady, slightly sweaty white floral with tuberose, gardenia, tropical notes of frangipani and hint of bitter marigold. Inspired by five Mexican flowers believed by the Aztecs to be the intoxicating scent of Xochiquetzal, the goddess of beauty.
From Arquiste:
August, 1400, Tenochtitlan, Mexico: On the most fragrant festival in the Aztec calendar, the rhythm of drums soundsĀ as a wealth of flowers is offered on temple altars. Billowing clouds of copal act as a backdrop to the intoxicating scentsĀ of tuberose, magnolia, plumeria and the intensely yellow aroma of sacred marigold, Cempoalxochitl.
Perfumer
Rodrigo Flores Roux
Notes
Mexican acacia, marigold, crushed leaf accents, tuberose absolute, magnolia grandiflora, red and white plumeria,Ā Copal (Mexican incense), benzoin, Mexican vanilla bean
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Description
A heady, slightly sweaty white floral with tuberose, gardenia, tropical notes of frangipani and hint of bitter marigold. Inspired by five Mexican flowers believed by the Aztecs to be the intoxicating scent of Xochiquetzal, the goddess of beauty.
From Arquiste:
August, 1400, Tenochtitlan, Mexico: On the most fragrant festival in the Aztec calendar, the rhythm of drums soundsĀ as a wealth of flowers is offered on temple altars. Billowing clouds of copal act as a backdrop to the intoxicating scentsĀ of tuberose, magnolia, plumeria and the intensely yellow aroma of sacred marigold, Cempoalxochitl.
Perfumer
Rodrigo Flores Roux
Notes
Mexican acacia, marigold, crushed leaf accents, tuberose absolute, magnolia grandiflora, red and white plumeria,Ā Copal (Mexican incense), benzoin, Mexican vanilla bean
