Masque Milano Luci Ed Ombre Eau de Parfum

Somewhere deep within your soul, the golden silk of barley ears flows through the soft palms of a gentle breeze. Before you lies the vivid azure of the sky, framing the endless expanses of the grain field. The sun's rays tenderly touch your face. A state of tranquility and serenity fills your soul, while a sparkling silence permeates the air. Yet, the feeling of joy merges with an intriguing premonition of something mysterious, even somber. Turn around - behind your back looms a dark, dense, wary forest. The closed ranks of mighty trunks stand as an eternal silent guard. Suddenly, a slight chill runs through your body. The moment when day meets night, the fine line between light and shadow. A cool breeze glides through your hair. The warm and moist breath of a wolf touches your neck with a sneaky kiss - scorching the skin and chilling the blood. And in this moment, the sense of time and space vanishes. This is the Dark Side. Perfumer Meo Fusciuni worked on this fresh, intoxicating energy, this aroma that spills over the edge. The design of the Luci ed Ombre bottles was inspired by the paintings of Vincent van Gogh: Luci ed Ombre embodies the anxious collision of light and shadow, and the skies in Van Gogh's paintings – in Starry Night there is darkness, yet the sky conveys a sense of relaxation and peace; at the same time, in Wheatfield with Crows, the flying crows seem somewhat somber. What a wonderful contrast! Precisely the contrast the creators aimed to achieve when crafting Luci ed Ombre.