Petals and Swords

Even a petal can become sharp, and a blade can be flexible and ductile. And it is precisely in this shifting continuity that the flowers and sharp notes find the balance from which harmony can emerge.

In this way, bergamot lends a pungent edge to the petals of jasmine, just as tea leaves play with osmanthus. While the fruity, velvety notes of white peach make the impact with the sharp blade of the aldehydic notes completely painless.

But the entire evolution of these notes revolves around a single point, like an expanding universe, represented by the accord between the soft and pungent notes of myrrh and the savory, silky notes of amber.

The harmony thus achieved in Petali e Spade expresses the imperturbability of the clear, luminous, yet impenetrable face of a warrior woman who gives life or death with the resolute precision of an arm wielding a sword, with the same delicacy with which she makes the silk drapes of her dress swirl during a dance.