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Meo Fusciuni · Sold as unisex
3# nota di viaggio (ciavuru d’amuri)
A Sicilian evening — the fig trees heavy with ripe fruit, incense lingering in the air from distant churches.
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3# nota di viaggio (ciavuru d’amuri)How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2011 by Meo Fusciuni, Giuseppe Imprezzabile crafted 3# nota di viaggio (ciavuru d’amuri) as part of the brand's "Trilogy of journey" collection. Inspired by Sicily, this unisex fragrance balances black fig at the top with jasmine in the heart and incense in the base. The fig introduces a juicy sweetness that contrasts sharply with the warm spiciness of the incense, creating an intriguing tension between fruit and smoke. Jasmine softens this contrast, adding a layer of floral warmth.
Apply one or two sprays to your pulse points; the black fig top note fades quickly but leaves a lasting impression of juiciness. The incense base develops more slowly and can take up to an hour to fully reveal itself, so it's best worn in the evening when its warmth can linger into the night.
Fig. 01 — 3# nota di viaggio (ciavuru d’amuri), Meo Fusciuni
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Giuseppe Imprezzabile
Giuseppe Imprezzabile was born in Mazara del Vallo, Sicily, in 1977, and studied Herbal Techniques at the pharmaceutical faculty in Parma before continuing into anthropology and ethnobotany.
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