SaffronOpens with
Turkish RoseHeart
OlibanumDries down to
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Perfume Calligraphy Rose
The quiet sophistication of an afternoon in a sunlit room where the scent of Turkish Rose intertwines with warm spices, creating an atmosphere that feels both intimate and inviting.
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Perfume Calligraphy RoseMid-range · $40–100How it wears
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Perfume Calligraphy Rose by Aramis, launched in 2013 and crafted by perfumer Trudi Loren, is an Oriental fragrance that blends the elegance of rose with warm spices and rich balsamic notes. The composition opens with saffron and oregano, creating a fresh spicy aroma that gives way to a heart of Turkish Rose and honeysuckle. This floral bouquet transitions into a base of myrrh, styrax, and labdanum, anchored by the deep warmth of ambergris and musk. The result is a fragrance that feels both lasting and modern, embodying the brand's legacy of refined elegance.
This fragrance blooms best when applied to pulse points. The fresh spicy notes are most noticeable during the first hour, after which the rich balsamic base takes center stage. It pairs well with a light layer of cologne or body lotion for added warmth.
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Trudi Loren
Trudi Loren holds a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry from Boston College and has spent more than 30 years in the fragrance industry, previously serving as Vice President of Corporate Fragrance Development Worldwide for Aramis at the Estée Lauder Companies.
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