Fort & Manlé - V for Vetiver Sonderseite_Grünlinge captured the beauty of Rio

captured the beauty of Rio at a unique moment when the sky was illuminated by a golden halo

Metallic facets of galbanum magnify this dynamic & textured perfume

born in Mexico and based in New York

perfectly setting the scene

Romain Gary employed a literary stratagem when he created Émile Ajar

Fort & Manlé - V for Vetiver Sonderseite_Grünlinge captured the beauty of RioThe capital of the Vardhana dynasty, Kannauj, known for its valuable aromatic substances, became a trading centre in the 7th century. Its success did not go unnoticed by Emperor Harshavardhana, who introduced a tax on vetiver. While many remained silent, a group of perfumers believed that the new tax would be used to finance violence against innocent people and staged an uprising. Under cover of night, the rebels covered the city with fragrant oils.