Rossopompeiano, Agatho Parfum, Pompeii Collection

Rossopompeiano by Agatho belongs to the Pompei collection, which harks back to the city of Pompeii preserved under volcanic ash. The name alludes to the famous Pompeian red of the ancient wall paintings, and Agatho translates this image into an Extrait de Parfum that captures the idea of a fragrance rising from the ashes. It is presented in a hand-decorated bottle with a porcelain lid in Italian tradition, like an artifact that visibly bears its origin.

What does Rossopompeiano smell like?
Rossopompeiano opens tart and slightly bitter with yellow mandarin, galbanum, and an almond note. In the heart, a floral bouquet of Damask rose, Sambac jasmine, ylang-ylang, and orange blossom unfolds. The base is warm and woody, with amber, sandalwood, patchouli, and vanilla, which give the fragrance depth and long-lasting adherence.

When is Rossopompeiano best suited?
Rossopompeiano is best showcased in the cooler months and in the evening. It is suitable for dinners, dates, and special occasions, and works as a distinctive signature scent in autumn and winter. On very hot summer days, it can feel prominent.

What makes Rossopompeiano special?
What is special is the combination of a classic floral heart and a modernly constructed amber-wood base. Rossopompeiano remains unique without being intrusive, and as an Extrait de Parfum, it lies concentrated yet controlled and close to the skin. Additionally, the handcrafted presentation with a Capodimonte porcelain lid makes it a collector's item.

Note: The porcelain lids are handmade. Color and finish may therefore vary slightly. Each piece is unique.