Spiritica | Atmayatra | Extrait de Parfum
The green and intoxicating notes of the Chiribasa Valley, lost among the peaks of the Himalayas, a few kilometers from Gomukh where the source of the Ganges is located, blend with the surrounding environment creating a green, spicy, incensed and evocative blend.
ATMAYATRA, a word composed of two Sanskrit terms Atma (soul) and Yatra (pilgrimage), aims to evoke a pilgrimage of the soul, a fragrance that is “not comfortable” and not simple, but certainly unique and memorable.
The green, sumptuous notes of invigorating Tulsi Sacred Basil and cannabis, green plants that grow freely in the northern Indian landscape, mingle with the muddy scent of the Ganges River and hints of rain. The evolution then yields a glacial Himalayan thunderstorm that unfolds over these sun-baked aromatic scents.
It is said that BABAJI, a centuries-old Sadhu who is said to have the power of immortality and to guard the secrets of Vedic science, still lives in those places.
Olfactory Pyramid:
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Top Notes:
Holy Basil Tulsi (Ocimum tenuiflorum)
Ozonic Notes
Aquatic Notes
Cardamom
Peppermint
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Heart Notes:
Benzoin
Frankincense
Cannabis Indica
Holy Basil Tulsi (Ocimum tenuiflorum)
Petrichore
Rain
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Base NotesRiver mud
Earthy notes
Indian sandalwood
Patchouli
Honey
Madagascar vanilla
Common Questions
What are the notes in Spiritica Atmayatra? Holy basil, peppermint, cardamom and ozonic and aquatic notes at the top, cannabis, basil, petrichor, benzoin, frankincense and rain in the heart, and earthy notes, river mud, sandalwood, patchouli, honey and vanilla in the base.
What does it evoke? A monsoon: wet earth and rain over incense and sandalwood, with a green herbal lift from basil and cannabis.
Should I sample it first? Start with the 1.5mL sample and wear the perfume for a few days before moving to the 50mL.
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