Description:

Created in 1922 by René Lalique, the “Semis de Fleurs” bottle, strewn with delicately etched concave flowers, lends its spherical shape to the new design. The original model’s stylized forget-me-not is replaced with the anemone. A floral motif that often bloomed in the work of the artist, undoubtedly seduced by what the great Colette, writing about the Anemone, called the “majesty of the round flower”. She also described it as “unfurling from all sides like a parachute grasped by the wind”.

Floral top notes introduce an elegant bouquet of Bulgarian roses, jasmine, spicy wallflower and powdery iris on a fruity heart made up of blackcurrant leaves, wild blackberries and pears. Woody and mellow, the base blends Mysore sandalwood, Bourbon vanilla, white musk and amber notes.

Fragrance Notes:

Top: rose essence, jasmine, clove flower, orris

Heart: blackcurrant leaves, blackberry, pear

Base: sandalwood mysore, vanilla, white musks

Size: 5.07 oz. / 150 ml