DVN - Velvet Violet

Notes

Top: Pink pepper, violet leaf, clary sage essence

Heart: Toasted sesame absolute, barley roasted

Base: Grilled tonka beans, benzoin, vetiver essence

Description of Velvet Violet from the brand: "Velvet Violet reveals an unexpected facet of violet. Inspired by velvet, the fragrance pairs the woody freshness of violet with the warm nuances of sesame. Its semi-transparent glass in deep purple hue reflects the tones of the flower and the sheen of velvet. At its base, a graphic motif inspired by sesame expresses the dialogue between colour, texture, and fragrance.
An unexpected pairing of a fresh flower and a roasted seed. Defined by contrasts and plays of texture, Velvet Violet belongs to a woody floral gourmand family. From the first notes, the duality is present. Focusing more on the leaf than the flower, violet – green, fresh and subtly – takes on a modern profile. In contrast, sesame unfolds as a toasted accord with rich, nutty facets. This interplay evolves seamlessly on the skin. The opening is vibrant, as the violet is sharpened by pink pepper. The heart introduces a deeper dimension through sesame and barley. Within the base, vetiver and tonka bean anchor the fragrance and leave a lasting glow." (https://www.driesvannoten.com/en-us/products/001-099017).

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