Thank you so much
and happy holidays!
This year has been an incredible journey, participating in trade fairs and events related to the fragrance industry with conferences and creations launches in Stockholm, Barcelona, Mexico City, Shanghai and Santiago de Chile, as well as opening new markets in Mexico, China, Hong Kong and Chile!
Winter is here
with resins and spices
Resins and spices are associated with winter because they have warm, comforting, and stimulating properties, ideal for combating the cold and creating a cozy atmosphere.
We propose you a selection with
gourmand touches, enveloping florals
and creamy woods to "warm" the body, creating a cozy feeling!

devi
exotic glamour
"Devi oscillates between its animalic undertones of castoreum, oud, and musk and the dark floral nuance provided by Sambac jasmine and iris, tempered by fruity notes of mango, apricot, and coconut. The whole attracts and intimidates, as much as the beautiful Gayatri Devi, the muse who inspired the fragrance, the last Maharani of Jaipur who became a successful politician after India's independence and the fall of the princely dynasties."
Devi by Ricardo Ramos has arrived to rescue from the recesses of my memory that Jasmine agarbatti that preserved the essence of India in my nostrils.
Photo by: Uge Rubio
EDITION 30ml!
The house bestsellers!

DEMINICHE
Tropical passion!
The hypersensuality of tropical fruits is combined in this line with classic raw materials in perfumery, in five fragrances where Green Mango, Pitahaya, Guava, Green Papaya and Pineapple connect with Vetiver, Agarwood, Sandalwood, Vanilla and Patchouli, thanks to liqueur-like, amber-like, mystical and irresistibly playful nuances!
AL-ANDALOUS
Collection

Patio de los Leones, La Alhamabra/Granada

Casa militar o del ejército (Dar al-Yund), Medina Azahara/Córdoba

Palacio del Portal, La Alhambra/Granada

Patio de los Leones, La Alhamabra/Granada
The fragrances from this collection are inspired by ancient formulations found in medical treatises of this historical era, as well by architectural structures, traditions and iconic characters, making use of raw materials that are sometimes commonly used in our daily basis, mostly from Andalusian heritage and brought to the Iberian Peninsula from the Middle East.
Suite
BOOK OF HOURS
This is an olfactory journey through medieval monastic activities, in an aim to capture their intriguing mysticism, from the intimate erudite atmosphere of the scriptoriums, spinning around the olfactory references of cobblestone courtyards and gardens in cloisters and abbeys, detaching the mystical concept from liturgical aspects and avoiding being centered in the use of incense, to represent the most human and material side of this environment fully charged with spirituality
"The Book of Hours suite was envisioned in that regard by one designer who has been dabbling in history and other activities peripheral to the world of fashion design, Ricardo Ramos, who composed three perfumes by taking references and inspiration from the medieval Paleography studies “Digging Deeper” carried out with the University of Stanford / USA"
Elena Vosnaki "The Book of Hours: Playing with Scent & Time" Fragrantica





































































































































































