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Moresque · Sold as unisex
Fiamma
The quiet coziness of a well-worn leather chair in a dimly lit study, where the scent of honey and vanilla mingles with woody undertones.
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FiammaHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Fiamma by Moresque was launched in 2016 and crafted by perfumer Andrea (Thero) Casotti, blending woody aromatic notes into an enveloping composition. The fragrance opens with a captivating interplay of iris and juniper berries before diving into the heart of myrrh and patchouli. These earthy elements are balanced by warm accords of amber, vanilla, and honey, creating a rich blend that is both comforting and complex. Leather and musk add an animalic depth, grounding Fiamma in its distinctive character.
Apply Fiamma sparingly — the rich base notes bloom slowly over time. It's best worn close to skin for an intimate experience rather than projecting across a room. Ideal for evening wear or cooler weather when its warmth feels most welcome.
Fig. 01 — Fiamma, Moresque
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Andrea (Thero) Casotti
The Moorish stylistAndrea "Thero" Casotti, born Andre Cassoti, is an Italian perfumer who adopted the nickname "Thero" for his work in the industry.
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