Corallium from Carthusia is not a simple perfume, but a complicated concoction created to impress. Created by nose Laura Tonatto, Corallium opens with an intriguing and unusual blend of myrrh, bay leaf, and citrus from mandarin and prized Calbrian bergamot. A heart of spicy patchouli alongside cedar yields to a complex base of sage, resins, and cool white musk, making for a fragrance of intricate depth and ingenuity.
Fragrance Notes
Top: Ethiopian Myrrh, Bay Leaf, Italian Mandarine, Calabrian Bergamot
Middle: Indonesian Patchouli, Texas Cedarwood
Base: French Sage, Goldmoss Stonecrop, White Musk
Fragrance House
The history of Carthusia Fragrances is a unique and romantic one. According to the stories, in1380 the Father Prior decorated his Carthusian Monastery of St Giacomo with large bouquets of Capri island flowers for a visit by Queen Giovanna D'Angio. The resulting scented monastery was sublime. Together with the Father Alchemist "Garofilium Sivestre Caprese”, Capri’s first perfume was born. Today Carthusia fragrances are made on the beautiful island of Capri in the same way they were once made by the Carthusian monks. Carthusia uses the highest quality ingredients, including the rosemary growing on the slopes of Monte Solaro and essence of Capri's wild carnation. Carthusia fragrances are one of the most popular, easy-to-wear, uplifting scents in the extensive Roullier White collection. A spray of a Carthusia fragrance is guaranteed to raise a smile and your spirits; it is instilled with the joy of the Mediterranean. Roullier White is delighted to represent the Carthusia range in the UK.
