ATTAR COLLECTION Persian Gold 

This was the Golden Age of the Persian Empire’s heyday. The palace of the great King Darius—Persepolis—was the very epitome of taste and luxury. Everything in this palace was adorned with gold, precious brocade was displayed everywhere, and the air was filled with the delicate scent of incense. The king’s favorite wife—the young Artastun—was of extraordinary beauty. She wore a light tunic made of organza and the finest linen fabrics. She perfumed her hair with vanilla and patchouli. She surrounded herself with flowers, and sweet, fragrant resins always burned in her chambers. Her majestic appearance took the king’s heart by storm. In her honor, Darius had a statue made of pure gold. Darius the Great compared his beloved wife to a goddess. Artastun became the epitome of beauty and a symbol of femininity. A clay tablet bearing the recipe for her favorite fragrance has survived, and many centuries later, perfumers have reconstructed this divine scent—the golden legacy of ancient Persia, preserved in a magnificent golden bottle! The fragrance opens with warm, sweet notes of vanilla, then unfolds into soft patchouli, delicate roses, and a hint of powder. This fragrance has become the olfactory revelation of the year—and lets you discover the full diversity of the Orient!

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Spray the perfume onto dry skin, preferably right after showering. Hold the bottle about 6 inches away from your skin to create a wide mist. Apply the perfume to warm areas of your body: the chest, neck, wrists, and shoulders.