Rosa Fucsia I
Set in Palazzo Bragadin Carabba: bright pink pepper lead to a honeyed Damask rose, and patchouli leaves a warm, shadowed finish close to the skin.
Rosa Fucsia I opens with the bright, fruity side of pink pepper. The Damask rose follows with a powdery softness and a warmth close to honey, and patchouli then settles low on the skin, warm and a little shadowed.
Its setting is Palazzo Bragadin Carabba in Venice, a house tied to Casanova. The house imagines the women who shaped the city’s social life after dark.
The house calls it a floral chypre gourmand. The sweetness stays with the honeyed side of the rose, while the patchouli keeps the finish from turning soft.
