XerJoff - Casamorati 1888 - Levar del Sole
With dawn comes new hope. Levar del Sole by Xerjoff from the Casamorati 1888 collection reveals itself poetically on the skin. Literally translated, Levar del Sole means "sunrise" and is a perfume inspired by the immortal phoenix. As a symbol of renewal, it breathes new life into its wearer: like a baptism, a rebirth.
The fragrance opens with fresh citrus notes and the gentle aura of delicate roses, hand-picked especially for Levar del Sole in Kannauj, the perfume capital of India. With cardamom, violet, and lily at its heart, Levar del Sole exudes an aura of prosperity. New beginnings unfold and transformations take place as the senses are enveloped by the deliciously soothing blend of musk, tonka bean, and caramel in the base notes.
The Casamorati 1888 collection, launched by the perfume house XerJoff, reflects the history of the magnificent perfume house of the same name, which was founded in Italy between the 18th and 19th centuries.
La Fabbrica di Profumi C. Casamorati specialized in the production of exquisite fragrances, including Profumeria Fina alla Violetta Ideale, an elegant violet perfume. Their product range also included a variety of refined bath soaps. Over the years, Casamorati received numerous awards from prominent national and international figures. The most extraordinary and undoubtedly most prestigious recognition came from Her Majesty Queen Margrethe of Italy herself: During a visit to one of the national exhibitions, Her Highness was so impressed by the quality of the soaps that she presented the perfumer with a gold lapel pin as a token of her gratitude and deep respect.
Xerjoff, renowned and beloved for its high-quality and exclusive fragrances, has made it their mission to preserve the historical and artistic legacy of that glamorous Casamorati era. To this end, some of the original historical formulas have been carefully reworked and relaunched – so that the spirit of Casamorati may live on forever!
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