Murice Imperiale

Riding the waves of the sea, defying sea monsters, the tuberose cried in the rain and dried in the sun. It embraced a block of ambergris and danced with red seaweed absolutes. Its petals, soaked in salt water, became infused with purple. With Murice Imperiale, Cristian Cavagna sought to give a scent to the color called Tyrian red, through notes of rhubarb.
There is a tuberose plantation in the sea. The mermaid made its cultivation possible, gathering from the foamy seashore the murex and the precious flower contained within it... The tuberose is a white flower that came from afar, carried by the waves inside a shell: its home, the casket in which it nestled, its cool refuge.
Don't call it marine. It's an underwater tuberose, humid, mineral.

Top Notes: Banana Leaves, Ginger, Rhubarb
Heart Notes: Tuberose, Coral, Petrichor
Base Notes: Tuberose Absolute, Red Seaweed, Sea Moss, Ambergris