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Monotheme Venezia · Sold as unisex
Rose Oud
The quiet confidence of an early evening walk through a fragrant garden, where the air is filled with the subtle blend of floral and woody notes.
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Rose OudHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2013 by Monotheme Venezia, Rose Oud is an Oriental Floral fragrance crafted by perfumer Maurizio Cerizza. The composition opens with the freshness of lemon and elemi, followed by a heart of rose and geranium that intertwines seamlessly with the rich warmth of oud and patchouli. The base notes of amber provide a deep, enveloping finish, creating a harmonious blend of floral and woody accords.
Apply this fragrance directly to pulse points for the best effect. The top notes are vibrant but fleeting, so it’s important to let the heart and base notes develop fully over time. This scent reads better close to skin rather than from a distance.
Fig. 01 — Rose Oud, Monotheme Venezia
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Maurizio Cerizza
Born among the essencesMaurizio Cerizza grew up inside his family's business: EMA, an essential-oils company founded in Milan in 1946, and his father's Imperia branch distilling jasmine, rose, orris, and sandalwood.
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