Sillage de Marrakech

• Everyday

Sillage de Marrakech was born of a precise memory: late afternoon in Marrakech, when the sun sinks over the ramparts and washes the medina in coppery light. In the narrow streets, the air fills with the scent of ripe fruit from the market stalls, rose gardens hidden behind the riads and the warmth of spices still hanging between the walls.

The first minutes recall the burst of a fruit split open in full sun, bright and thirst-quenching. Little by little, the fragrance softens and turns more floral, more intimate, like a rose picked in the middle of a shaded patio. Over the hours, it melts into the skin and gives way to an amber, vanilla warmth, soft and comforting, like Moroccan evenings that stretch late into the night.

Created by perfumer Chris Maurice, Sillage de Marrakech was conceived as a skin scent, as right on a woman as on a man. Its extrait concentration gives it an intense presence that never overwhelms, ideal for evenings, cool days or whenever you want to take a little sunshine with you.

MAISON RIHLA is a niche perfume house born in Paris, whose name means 'journey' in Arabic. Each creation draws on a place and the emotion it leaves in the memory: a light, a season, an atmosphere you wish you could take with you. From Marrakech to London, by way of Crete and Guadeloupe, the house composes unisex extraits de parfum, crafted with independent perfumers and conceived as travel journals worn on the skin.