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Belfiore

by Marie Salamagne

A soft, luminous fragrance, like a hanging garden where fruit and flowers melt into velvety elegance. Belfiore takes its inspiration from a hidden corner of Oman, the village of Wakan, known for its fruit trees and its peaceful, almost timeless atmosphere.

Size 100 ml
189,00€
Regular price 189,00€
Olfactory families
Fruity
Fruity
Powdery
Powdery
Milky
Milky
Top notes
  • Carrots
  • Apricot
Heart notes
  • Osmanthus
  • Gardenia
Base notes
  • Suede
  • Oakmoss
  • Honey

Occasions
  • Everyday
  • Work
  • Casual
  • Romantic
Sillage
Powerful
The fragrance

Belfiore is a very poetic interpretation of a real place: the terraced gardens of the village of Wakan, in Oman. The idea here is not to create a powerful or showy fragrance, but rather to capture a feeling of calm, nature and soft light.

From the opening, the fragrance feels velvety and slightly fruity, with a natural softness. There is a powdery, almost cottony side that immediately sets a peaceful atmosphere, like a breath of air.

Over time, Belfiore warms slightly on the skin. It takes on a warmer, rounder dimension, with a subtle, slightly textured base that recalls nature, earth, something alive. The fragrance stays soft to the end, with a clean, soothing, almost introspective signature, like a bubble of calm you keep around you.

The brand

Oman Luxury is a niche perfume house founded in 2012 in Muscat by three Omanis, Muatasim, Muadh and Ahmed, brought together by a shared passion for fragrance and the belief that their country had something unique to offer the world. Oman is no ordinary country in the history of perfume. The Dhofar region, in the south of the sultanate, is home to Boswellia sacra, the finest and rarest frankincense tree on the planet, whose steep mountains and limestone soil are the only conditions on earth in which it can thrive. Omanis burn this frankincense to welcome a guest, to celebrate a birth, or simply before leaving the house. Fragrance there is not an accessory, it is a language. It was on this ground that Muatasim, Muadh and Ahmed set out to build their house. Rather than stick to the codes of traditional Oriental perfumery, they chose to work with some of the greatest international noses to translate this heritage into contemporary compositions: Dominique Ropion, Maurice Roucel and Jean-Louis Sieuzac, among others. These rare collaborations give Oman Luxury a depth unusual for an independent house of its size. This is a perfume house that does not try to imitate the East to win over the West, but speaks from within it, with all the precision and ambition of contemporary luxury.

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