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Vertus · Sold as unisex
Oriental Rose
The cozy comfort of a well-worn sweater pulled from the closet on a crisp autumn day, where the scent of soft florals and warm spices envelops you.
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Oriental RoseHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2015, Oriental Rose by Vertus is a composition that balances the warmth of powdery and woody accords with the delicate nuances of iris and violet. The fragrance opens with an aromatic blend of lavender, saffron, and cardamom, creating a tension between freshness and richness. As it evolves, oriental spices like olibanum and cloves add depth, while rose and patchouli bring out a soft floral heart that is both earthy and musky. The base notes of sandalwood, vetiver, and cedar ground the composition in a lasting warmth.
Apply Oriental Rose to pulse points for a long-lasting warmth that develops over time. The powdery and woody base notes ensure it remains close to skin rather than projecting widely, making it perfect for intimate settings or cooler evenings.
Fig. 01 — Oriental Rose, Vertus
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Respected, if divisive: loved by 33%, disliked or hated by 19%.