L'Eau Rêvée d'Aria 100ml
Sensual, biting devilwood: a fruity-leathery flower combined with purple, spiced ginger.
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Dreams inspire our creativity, they nourish us with images, memories and sensations. Les Eaux Rêvées express this imaginary place where inspirations collide, join together and become one – the inspirations of different generations of the d’Ornano family, the creators of Sisley.
This collection is made up of six mixed fragrances, olfactory odes with a perfect, ambivalent nature.
SENSUAL, BITING DEVILWOOD
L’Eau Rêvée d’Aria combines the taste of spiced ginger with the complexity of devilwood, a flower with peachy and leather notes, and injected it into a fragrance with a vivacious, joyful personality, like a fantastical costume party.
Designed in collaboration with two artists, Elżbieta Radziwiłł et Bronisław Krzysztof, L'Eau Rêvée d'Aria transports us to the world of swirling dreams.
Canson paper case and glass bottle made in France. Case and bottle are recyclable.
If you liked the world of L'Eau de Sisley 3, discover L'Eau Rêvée d'Aria.
This collection is made up of six mixed fragrances, olfactory odes with a perfect, ambivalent nature.
SENSUAL, BITING DEVILWOOD
L’Eau Rêvée d’Aria combines the taste of spiced ginger with the complexity of devilwood, a flower with peachy and leather notes, and injected it into a fragrance with a vivacious, joyful personality, like a fantastical costume party.
Designed in collaboration with two artists, Elżbieta Radziwiłł et Bronisław Krzysztof, L'Eau Rêvée d'Aria transports us to the world of swirling dreams.
Canson paper case and glass bottle made in France. Case and bottle are recyclable.
If you liked the world of L'Eau de Sisley 3, discover L'Eau Rêvée d'Aria.
- Top notes: Bergamot, Mandarin, Ginger
- Middle notes: Osmanthus, Blackcurrant, Nutmeg
- Base notes: Vanilla, Benjoin, Patchouli
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