Tubereuse Absolue

In the sixteenth century missionaries introduced the tuberose mystique to France for the first time. Found in Central America and nurtured by the Aztecs, the tuberose flower was known as Omixochitl (‘skinny flower’) - a reference to its fragile long white blossoms.

Tuberoses intoxicating aroma can be rendered polished, creamy and safe but the true beauty of the flower is its dark carnal, leathery and smoky qualities. These are fully revelealed in Tubereuse Absolue, a rare gem.

Perfumer: Mathieu Nardin