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LA RHAPSODIE NOIRE opens with tonifying, energetic notes of coffee and rum, as well as cigar nuances, evoking the atmosphere of the 1920s Parisian cafés.
"I'm delighted to be presenting soon my 14th Parfums Dusita creation, an olfactive tribute to my beloved Paris and an era that fascinates me: the 1920s."
- Pissara Umavijani
La Rhapsodie Noire, a creative variation of the classic fougere theme, with the emphasis placed on an elegantly gourmand vibe of coffee, rum, burnt sugar, tonka bean, and vanilla.
#DusitaLovers
"Montri is not only a perfume, it's an emotion evoking sensation. It tells how she sees her father working on his poems and his love for traveling the world. Every note is carefully selected to translate and deliver the parts of her father's personality... In my eyes, she succeeded with that."
- @willie.scents
"The blending & balance of this composition is brilliant, it's never gets gourmand candy sweet or too traditional, taking the best elements of both & making something beautiful & new that really feels like an adventure walking though the streets of Paris. A beautiful aromatic creamy woody sweet."
- @wearescentient
"It paints the picture of a green meadow that goes through
Spring and into Summer.
It starts joyful, sparkling and full of life... Then settles into a golden and melancholic late Summer sunset..." - @fragrance_panther
#AtelierDusita
A unique, exciting workshop during which every participant will have the chance to spend one and a half hour of fun and learning under the expert guidance of our team, with the ultimate purpose to blend his/her own perfume creation.
"RASRI is the first perfume I ever created. Pissara, the owner/ perfumer of @parfumsdusita asked me if I wanted to create one at her "Atelier Dusita". Well, l've always wanted to experience the joy of being a perfumer." - @willie.scents
You can discover, and furthermore compose your own fragrance with, some of Pissara's favourite raw materials and exclusive accords during our Atelier Dusita.
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