MIRABILE

Description

V Canto, disguised as sensual perfumes, we will meet ancestral poisons, which will trap you like the poisons they emulate.

V Canto is inspired by the most beautiful love story ever written, the love for true origins, for deep roots and for the land of one’s birth. In fact, for over 700 years, the Terenzi family has lived near the castle of Gradara, one of the most suggestive castles in Italy. Even the supreme Dante Alighieri dedicated to this magical place a song of his Comedy, the song of Paolo and Francesca, immortal figures sculpted by immortal verses.

Our creations are born of these views and these verses. The Blue collection encapsulates poetry and medieval history made of passion and love, sins and virtues, vices and humanity. With the Red & Green collection, Paolo and Tiziana’s art is enriched with new stories inspired by the figure of Lucrethia Borgia, resident and proud queen of the Castle of V Canto. Finally, the Foglie d’Amore collection, made with the ancient technique of gold and silver leaf, applied by hand to make each bottle a unique and inimitable creation.

V Canto: love in all its forms and facets, because with love anything is possible.

Mirabile means worthy to be admired because wonderful, marvellous. The fleeting moment, that particular instant that combines all the beauty of the world and sometimes we are lucky to live. In this verse of the poem is told exactly that moment, the spark before the wonderful kiss and the birth of that immortal and eternal love.

What moment can be happier and admirable except that which generates love ?!

Here, an explosion of joy burst by the force of vanilla beans, amplifying the lapping of its flowers, and then it throw in an acrobatic balance of notes composed by rum and absolute rose. The inebriation that continues to echo until the evening while you are exhausted and happy of this incredible joy of living. An apotropaic perfume with relaxing properties like the loving caress of a mother. It has magical powers to ward off the influence of “evil spirits”.