The Hindu Kush, a wild mountain range that crosses Pakistan and Afghanistan, draws the border between heaven and earth. A unique resinous scent, cultivated on a spicy land nuanced with incense. Your spirit rises, your body tingles.
The Hindu Kush, a wild mountain range that crosses Pakistan and Afghanistan, draws the border between heaven and earth. A unique resinous scent, cultivated on a spicy land nuanced with incense. Your spirit rises, your body tingles.
Specifications
Gender
Women's
Consumer category
for adults
Top Notes
Explosion of Spices, Intense Labdanum, Incense, Oil of Cannabis
Base Notes
Amber, Gaïacwood, Vanilla Pods, White Musk
Heart Notes
Leaves of Patchouli, Woody Notes
Application
Warning: the lists of ingredients used in the composition of Mancera Parfums products are regularly updated. Before using a Mancera product, please read the list of ingredients on its packaging to ensure that the ingredients are suitable for your personal use.
Specifications
Gender
Women's
Consumer category
for adults
Top Notes
Explosion of Spices, Intense Labdanum, Incense, Oil of Cannabis
The Mancera perfume house is truly a family business, a collaborative project between the renowned perfumer Pierre Montale and his daughter Amelie Mancera. Amelie's childhood was spent surrounded by bottles in her father's laboratory, so it is no surprise that over time she became a co-author of Mancera fragrances. These vibrant and unique compositions are among the most long-lasting and trailblazing scents in the world. The glass bottle, representing a synthesis of modernism and neoclassicism, was specially designed by the French space agency CNES. It uses the same glass as the portholes of spacecraft — it does not allow heat and light rays to penetrate, which are the main enemies of rare essences. Mancera fragrances are like pages of a diary, keepers of thoughts, feelings, and impressions. Stories of wanderings, love, dreams, and desires are woven into exquisite compositions made from the most unusual, rare, and precious components.
