Floral
Woody
Notesamberdark musksleathersandalwood
Tags
#animalic
Style
unisex
Kamasurabhi, the “perfume of pleasure”: a kaleidoscope of fragrances and colours, an incredibly precious attar. Piercingly delicate Indian flowers, infused with the mysterious, seductive scent of a Sandalwood forest and exotic woods, with sensual, enveloping undertones of Leather, Amber and Musk.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
Kamasurabhi suits an unhurried evening spent in close conversation: the flowers offer an inviting first impression, while sandalwood and leather give the encounter a more intimate register. Its pleasure lies in the contrast between delicate petals and a warm, animalic undertone.
How to wear
Start with one or two sprays on the neck or forearms, allowing the floral opening to settle into sandalwood, leather and musk. Mild to cool weather is a natural setting for this enveloping profile; in heat or close indoor spaces, apply lightly so the richer base does not overwhelm the flowers.
Who it’s for
For those who enjoy floral fragrances with woody depth rather than sheer sweetness. It will particularly appeal to lovers of sandalwood and leather who welcome jasmine, tuberose and ylang-ylang, along with the sensual tension of an animalic base.
Release year
2015
The nose
Lorenzo Villoresi is the founder and perfumer of his Florentine house, known for richly layered compositions informed by travel, raw materials and a background in philosophy. His work ranges from the powdery floral world of Teint de Neige to the warm, resinous complexity of Alamut. Kamasurabhi brings that interest in texture and cultural imagery to Indian flowers, sandalwood and an animalic leather base.
Lorenzo Villoresi’s story
Lorenzo Villoresi approaches perfumery through cultural curiosity, raw-material exploration and the traditions of bespoke fragrance. The Florentine house emphasizes in-house craftsmanship and personal, understated luxury, favoring imaginative compositions and carefully balanced materials over trend-led concepts.
Kamasurabhi’s concept
Kamasurabhi imagines India through delicate flowers, sandalwood forests and the enveloping richness of leather, amber and musk. Its concept draws on the preciousness of attar, while the house interprets its name as the perfume of pleasure and joy. The floral abundance and wooded depth translate that idea into scent.
Extra info
Despite the description’s attar imagery, this Eau de Toilette is alcohol-based. Kamasurabhi also exists as a separate perfume-oil format, which the house presents as emphasizing the base notes.
Notesamberdark musksleathersandalwood
Tags
#animalic
Style
unisex
Kamasurabhi, the “perfume of pleasure”: a kaleidoscope of fragrances and colours, an incredibly precious attar. Piercingly delicate Indian flowers, infused with the mysterious, seductive scent of a Sandalwood forest and exotic woods, with sensual, enveloping undertones of Leather, Amber and Musk.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
Kamasurabhi suits an unhurried evening spent in close conversation: the flowers offer an inviting first impression, while sandalwood and leather give the encounter a more intimate register. Its pleasure lies in the contrast between delicate petals and a warm, animalic undertone.
How to wear
Start with one or two sprays on the neck or forearms, allowing the floral opening to settle into sandalwood, leather and musk. Mild to cool weather is a natural setting for this enveloping profile; in heat or close indoor spaces, apply lightly so the richer base does not overwhelm the flowers.
Who it’s for
For those who enjoy floral fragrances with woody depth rather than sheer sweetness. It will particularly appeal to lovers of sandalwood and leather who welcome jasmine, tuberose and ylang-ylang, along with the sensual tension of an animalic base.
Release year
2015
The nose
Lorenzo Villoresi is the founder and perfumer of his Florentine house, known for richly layered compositions informed by travel, raw materials and a background in philosophy. His work ranges from the powdery floral world of Teint de Neige to the warm, resinous complexity of Alamut. Kamasurabhi brings that interest in texture and cultural imagery to Indian flowers, sandalwood and an animalic leather base.
Lorenzo Villoresi’s story
Lorenzo Villoresi approaches perfumery through cultural curiosity, raw-material exploration and the traditions of bespoke fragrance. The Florentine house emphasizes in-house craftsmanship and personal, understated luxury, favoring imaginative compositions and carefully balanced materials over trend-led concepts.
Kamasurabhi’s concept
Kamasurabhi imagines India through delicate flowers, sandalwood forests and the enveloping richness of leather, amber and musk. Its concept draws on the preciousness of attar, while the house interprets its name as the perfume of pleasure and joy. The floral abundance and wooded depth translate that idea into scent.
Extra info
Despite the description’s attar imagery, this Eau de Toilette is alcohol-based. Kamasurabhi also exists as a separate perfume-oil format, which the house presents as emphasizing the base notes.