a traditional Bedouin weaving technique
giving the composition all of its depth and breadth
queen of flowers and symbol of ardent love
further reinforcing the solar
the same vigorous energy flows from one to the other
Red Island leather a traditional Bedouin weaving techniqueIt all begins with an aromatic top note, in which longoza, a typical herbaceous plant from the island of Madagascar, takes center stage, exhaling its unique, finely spiced charm. At its heart, a bold coffee extract unfolds, with its woody, toasty, smoky accents. The base note reveals the caressing facet of vanilla, another Malagasy jewel, adding a delicately gourmand touch to the composition. About the flacon: it's called the traveller's tree and it