CardamomOpens with
Turkish RoseHeart
IncenseDries down to
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Oroluna
A dimly lit study where aged books mingle with the warmth of spices and the smoldering notes of incense, creating a cocoon of grounding tranquility.
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OrolunaHow it wears
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Notes Pyramid
TopOpening
HeartThe Soul
BaseFoundation
The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2016 by Moresque and crafted by perfumer Andrea (Thero) Casotti, Oroluna is an Oriental Woody fragrance for both women and men. The composition opens with a bright burst of cardamom and pink pepper before unfolding into a rich blend of Turkish rose and oud. Patchouli and cedar provide earthy grounding, while incense and oakmoss add a smoky depth that lingers long after the initial freshness fades.
Oroluna's top notes are vibrant but brief, so apply two sprays to ensure that the woody and amber base notes have ample time to develop. This fragrance reads better close to skin rather than in a wide sillage, making it ideal for intimate settings or quiet evenings.
Fig. 01 — Oroluna, 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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