The Garden Of Delights.The representation of human vices.

The second fragrance takes us to "the garden of earthly delights" by Hieronymus Bosch exhibited at the El Prado museum in Madrid. This triptych is considered a masterpiece of surrealism due to its complex symbolism: humanity is represented, according to the Christian doctrine of the Middle Ages, with all its vices and perversions in a satirical representation of the sins of men.

On the outer panels, visible when the triptych is closed, God appears in the upper part in the act of creation: the world is represented as a transparent sphere. Upon opening, the triptych reveals itself in its grand beauty.

The table that inspires the second fragrance of Paradiso Perduto is the central one, where pleasures and love are represented: exotic animals to represent lust, a multitude of naked figures, some in erotic abandon, others in the form of chrysalis, they are fed by birds carrying cherries and strawberries in their beaks, fruits with aphrodisiac properties.

In the third panel the scene is transformed into a demonic concert: musical instruments become means of inflicting suffering and pain.

An olfactory representation of the contrasts present in the triptych.

HEAD: Rosewood, davana, saffron, plum, almond milk

HEART: Tuberose, sambac jasmine, osmanthus, rose, narcissus, immortelle

TAIL: Benzoin, myrrh, styrax, orris fusion, kashmir fusion, suede, vetiver, amber, musk

Custom 75ml glass bottle