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Moresque · Sold as unisex
Rosa Ekaterina
The quiet elegance of an afternoon spent sipping tea and reading by the fireplace, where floral notes blend with warm spices to create a sense of refined relaxation.
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Rosa EkaterinaHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2017, Rosa Ekaterina by Moresque offers a harmonious blend of floral and warm spicy notes that create an inviting atmosphere. The fragrance opens with the freshness of pink pepper and elemi, leading into the heart of May Rose, where its delicate aroma is enhanced by powdery and musky undertones. Sandalwood, cinnamon, vanilla, spices, and cumin provide a warm, comforting base, grounding the composition in a sense of cozy luxury.
Apply Rosa Ekaterina in light layers — the pink pepper and elemi top notes are fleeting but vibrant. The powdery and musky heart will develop over time, so it's best worn close to skin for an intimate experience rather than across a room.
Fig. 01 — Rosa Ekaterina, Moresque
Where to buy.
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