Leather
Notesanimalic notesblack peppercadelabdanumleatherpatchoulismokevanillaviolet leaf
Tags
#beast
#smoky
Style
unisex
The cool kiss of violet leaf tames the brute force of smoky leather and peppery patchouli. Cuoium releases the raw animal from within you, with nuclear force.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
Cuoium suits an evening presence that is deliberate rather than sociable: a worn leather jacket kept on as conversation settles into a quieter register. Its smoky, animalic weight feels assertive, while violet leaf adds a cool edge to the heat of leather and patchouli.
How to wear
Cool weather gives this dense leather-and-smoke profile room to unfold. Start with one spray on the torso and assess before adding more; a covered application helps temper its force. In warm air or close quarters, use a lighter hand so the smoky leather does not dominate.
Who it’s for
For those who prefer leather rough-edged rather than polished, and enjoy cade smoke, resinous depth and earthy patchouli. Its animalic character rewards a taste for forceful, tactile fragrances rather than soft sweetness or discreet freshness.
Release year
2021
The nose
Alessandro Gualtieri is known for uncompromising fragrances that favor texture, intensity and instinct over conventional polish. Through Nasomatto and Orto Parisi, he explores dark woods, bodily warmth and provocative contrasts; Black Afgano and Baraonda are notable examples. Cuoium brings that approach to leather, balancing its smoky, animalic force with the cool green accent of violet leaf.
Orto Parisi’s story
Orto Parisi treats the body as a garden and its smells as expressions of the soul. Created by Alessandro Gualtieri and dedicated to his grandfather Vincenzo Parisi, the house embraces the earthy, bodily and animal aspects of scent that polite perfumery often smooths away.
Cuoium’s concept
Cuoium explores leather as a material that carries memory through use and care. Its creation story centers on Gualtieri’s grandfather Vincenzo, a shoemaker, and a pair of leather shoes repeatedly repaired rather than replaced. The fragrance translates that continuity into a visceral treatment of leather, ancestry and preservation.
Extra info
The bottle extends the leather theme with a handmade, removable and reusable vegetable-tanned-leather cover. Its rusted-metal cap also carries a vegetable-tanned-leather logo inlay.
Notesanimalic notesblack peppercadelabdanumleatherpatchoulismokevanillaviolet leaf
Tags
#beast
#smoky
Style
unisex
The cool kiss of violet leaf tames the brute force of smoky leather and peppery patchouli. Cuoium releases the raw animal from within you, with nuclear force.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
Cuoium suits an evening presence that is deliberate rather than sociable: a worn leather jacket kept on as conversation settles into a quieter register. Its smoky, animalic weight feels assertive, while violet leaf adds a cool edge to the heat of leather and patchouli.
How to wear
Cool weather gives this dense leather-and-smoke profile room to unfold. Start with one spray on the torso and assess before adding more; a covered application helps temper its force. In warm air or close quarters, use a lighter hand so the smoky leather does not dominate.
Who it’s for
For those who prefer leather rough-edged rather than polished, and enjoy cade smoke, resinous depth and earthy patchouli. Its animalic character rewards a taste for forceful, tactile fragrances rather than soft sweetness or discreet freshness.
Release year
2021
The nose
Alessandro Gualtieri is known for uncompromising fragrances that favor texture, intensity and instinct over conventional polish. Through Nasomatto and Orto Parisi, he explores dark woods, bodily warmth and provocative contrasts; Black Afgano and Baraonda are notable examples. Cuoium brings that approach to leather, balancing its smoky, animalic force with the cool green accent of violet leaf.
Orto Parisi’s story
Orto Parisi treats the body as a garden and its smells as expressions of the soul. Created by Alessandro Gualtieri and dedicated to his grandfather Vincenzo Parisi, the house embraces the earthy, bodily and animal aspects of scent that polite perfumery often smooths away.
Cuoium’s concept
Cuoium explores leather as a material that carries memory through use and care. Its creation story centers on Gualtieri’s grandfather Vincenzo, a shoemaker, and a pair of leather shoes repeatedly repaired rather than replaced. The fragrance translates that continuity into a visceral treatment of leather, ancestry and preservation.
Extra info
The bottle extends the leather theme with a handmade, removable and reusable vegetable-tanned-leather cover. Its rusted-metal cap also carries a vegetable-tanned-leather logo inlay.