Aqua Nymphae
Lemon meets green, watery calamus before papyrus and pepper, imagining a quiet water garden and a spring resting beneath trees.
Perfumer: Anne-Sophie Behaghel
Aqua Nymphae takes its setting from a water garden, where a spring rests beneath the shade of large trees. This eau de toilette was introduced in 2019 and composed by Anne-Sophie Behaghel. It imagines a quieter moment of contemplation among plants, using a fresh floral character to connect the coolness of water with the greener textures growing beside it.
Lemon opens the composition before calamus essence provides a green, watery heart. Papyrus brings a drier combination of woody and herbaceous impressions, with pepper adding a sharper outline to the base. The relationship between those materials gives the fragrance a sense of the plants and stems surrounding the water, as well as the cooler space between them.
Consider it for a quieter afternoon or an outing when you want a calmer green presence. The tall 100mL presentation combines cylindrical clear glass with a black cap and a white front label. Pale, lightly blue-green liquid remains visible around the label, which carries the Aqua Nymphae name above a thick transparent glass base.
