Reading is like magic. An emotion that has neither time nor place, which has been immortalized in a written sign, and which you can enjoy at any time.

Brave people like Scheherazade, the girl who for a thousand and one night could entertain a powerful and dangerous man, ready to assassinate her in cold blood, but overly intrigued by the fairy tales he was told to not postponed for one night yet.
1001 ("Thousand and One" according to Arabic writing) takes its name from a book that has also been able to transcend time and space and fascinate generations and generations of peoples thanks to its evocative power, the power that has a good tale narrated, and that a mere perfume can make us come to mind, perhaps in combination with beautiful objects and full of history.

The dominant protagonist of the fragrance is the Papyrus, the support for writing par excellence, from the Dawn of Civilization and up to relatively close times, the opening of the lively and luminous fragrance with spicy fresh notes of elements, ginger fresh and pink pepper we interweave with the juicy red juice reflects the optimism and patience of this woman that night after night tells wonderful stories. In the central agreement the roses, the carnal and the feminine flush. There is also an absolute Curcuma that, along with the Saffron, warms the sensual floral heart.

Olfactory Pyramid

Head Notes:

Bergamot, Red Tea, Ginger Fresh, Elemental, Pink Pee

Heart Notes: Papyrus Flower, Essence of Turkish Rose,

Absolute of Gelsomino Grandiflorum, Iris, Saffron and Absolute Curcuma.

Found notes: Patchouli, Sandalwood, Amber, Vanilla, Musk.