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Casamorati 1888 · Sold as feminine
Lira
A cozy evening spent sipping tea by the fireplace, where warmth and sweetness mingle in perfect harmony.
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LiraHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2011 by Casamorati 1888, Lira is a fragrance that embodies the brand's heritage of elegance and sophistication. Perfumer Chris Maurice crafted this Oriental Floral composition with an emphasis on warm and sweet accords. The top notes of blood orange and bergamot provide a refreshing brightness before transitioning into a heart of cinnamon and jasmine. This blend creates a tension between freshness and warmth, culminating in a base of vanilla, caramel, and musk that reads as comforting and enveloping.
Lira's base notes bloom gradually over an hour, so a single generous spray is enough to carry you through the day. The warm spicy accords read better close to skin than across a room, making it ideal for intimate settings or evening wear.
Fig. 01 — Lira, Casamorati 1888
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Chris Maurice
High Perfumery, a family inheritance, born into one of Spain's most prestigious perfumery families and immersed in niche fragrance since childhood.
Designer Casamorati 1888
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