Dragonfly
Dragonfly is the result of a collision of passions—painting and fragrance—coming together in a moment of unexpected stillness. Inspired by Born a Dragonfly, a masterful painting by Tony Curanaj, this scent captures the surreal beauty of a dragonfly paused delicately on a wallpaper rose. What scent, I wondered, could have made her pause? What fragrance was so intoxicating it made her forget her wings?
At its heart is radiant Moroccan rose absolute—lush, romantic, and full of soul. Lily of the valley and magnolia follow like soft brush strokes, delicate and luminous. A creamy base of vanilla and warm musk lends intimacy, while a subtle trace of oud whispers from beneath, grounding the ethereal in something earthy and true.
Dragonfly is an ode to stillness, to the quiet allure of beauty that blurs the lines between the seen and the sensed. For those who live at the intersection of art and aroma—where imagination takes flight.
Dragonfly is the result of a collision of passions—painting and fragrance—coming together in a moment of unexpected stillness. Inspired by Born a Dragonfly, a masterful painting by Tony Curanaj, this scent captures the surreal beauty of a dragonfly paused delicately on a wallpaper rose. What scent, I wondered, could have made her pause? What fragrance was so intoxicating it made her forget her wings?
At its heart is radiant Moroccan rose absolute—lush, romantic, and full of soul. Lily of the valley and magnolia follow like soft brush strokes, delicate and luminous. A creamy base of vanilla and warm musk lends intimacy, while a subtle trace of oud whispers from beneath, grounding the ethereal in something earthy and true.
Dragonfly is an ode to stillness, to the quiet allure of beauty that blurs the lines between the seen and the sensed. For those who live at the intersection of art and aroma—where imagination takes flight.
Dragonfly is the result of a collision of passions—painting and fragrance—coming together in a moment of unexpected stillness. Inspired by Born a Dragonfly, a masterful painting by Tony Curanaj, this scent captures the surreal beauty of a dragonfly paused delicately on a wallpaper rose. What scent, I wondered, could have made her pause? What fragrance was so intoxicating it made her forget her wings?
At its heart is radiant Moroccan rose absolute—lush, romantic, and full of soul. Lily of the valley and magnolia follow like soft brush strokes, delicate and luminous. A creamy base of vanilla and warm musk lends intimacy, while a subtle trace of oud whispers from beneath, grounding the ethereal in something earthy and true.
Dragonfly is an ode to stillness, to the quiet allure of beauty that blurs the lines between the seen and the sensed. For those who live at the intersection of art and aroma—where imagination takes flight.