It is a luxurious fragrance with the soul of India itself. The story of its origin is based on Hindu marriage traditions. The fact is that unmarried girls are not allowed to dress up in India. For the first time, the bride-to-be can dress up and dress up in bright clothes while getting ready for the wedding. The ceremony involves 16 stages corresponding to the 16 phases of the moon. The girl is smeared with fragrant oils, her eyes are covered with antimony, her hands and feet are decorated with many gold bracelets, and a necklace is placed around her neck. The ceremony ends with a red ceremonial sari embroidered with gold, a traditional wedding dress in India.

The perfume tries to convey all the luxurious mystery of the wedding ritual and the beauty of the bride in this period. The first thing you smell when you smell this perfume is a sharp, spicy, spicy, medium-heavy musk that was specially imported from India to create this fragrance. Additional components are aligned. It is a thick aroma of cedar and guaiac wood, sweet patchouli, vetiver and musk. The very name of the perfume and its design refer to the paintings of ancient Indian temples, or rather, the images of women on their walls. For all lovers of Indian, as well as bright, individual unisex fragrances, this option will become a real pearl of the collection.