CARTHUSIA Fiori di Capri Blue Ceramic Diffuser - 250ml

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Make your living space cozy and intimate with Carthusia's glorious Fiori di Capri Diffuser. Once the sticks are dipped into the perfume in the phial, the rich essence rises up, allowing the Fiori di Capri fragrance to diffuse gently yet continuously in the air. Fiori di Capri has the honour of being the first Carthusia fragrance ever created by the house. The scent features floral notes derived from lily of the valley and wild carnation blended together with the enigmatic allure of sandalwood, ylang-ylang and oak.

Carthusia’s collection of room ceramics is a tribute to the age-old ceramic art of Campania. The pattern combines the elements of nature, earth and fire with the human touch, to give shape to something unique. Each ceramic piece is handmade and comes with a diffuser refill in a beautiful re-usable tin, perfect for gifting. Made in Italy.

Carthusia is exclusively distributed in Australia and New Zealand by Saison.

Fragrance

Top notes:
tangerine, bergamot, orange blossom, orange, tuberose, gardenia, rose, cyclamen, ylang-ylang, white flowers
Heart notes: carnation cloves, nutmeg, white honey, iris, incense, hyacinth, violet leaf, plum, wild strawberry, pineapple
Base notes: cedarwood, sandalwood, patchouly, oak musk, white musk, grey amber, rock rose

Specifications

‐ Olfactory family: floral
‐ Ceramic handmade vessel
‐ Made in Italy
‐ Ceramic holds 250ml
‐ Diffuser refill bottle 500ml
‐ Gift tin 36cm x 24cm x 11cm

About Carthusia

Capri, the Italian island of dreams has been an enchanting oasis since Roman times. Its natural beauty, sunny climate and innate glamour are legendary. In 1380 the Father Prior of the Monastery of St. Giacomo made Queen Giovanna D’ Angio’ a flower arrangement with the most beautiful island flowers. The water was not changed for three days, and the Prior noticed that the water had acquired a beautiful fragrance. This became the first perfume of Capri. Forgotten and re-discovered in 1948, the Monastery with permission of the Pope, revealed the recipe to a chemist, who created the smallest fragrance laboratory in the world and called it ‘Carthusia’. Today the perfume tradition continues and limited production ensures the same methods used by the Carthusian monks are respected.

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