Vanitas Perfume (fresh fruits, citrus, greens, vanilla, pomegranate)
Vanitas was a style of symbolic art popular in the 16th and 17th centuries. These artworks, often still-life paintings, featured objects like skulls, extinguished candles, wilting flowers, hourglasses, and decaying fruit. The purpose was to remind viewers of the fleeting nature of life, the certainty of death, and the futility of earthly pleasures. Essentially, Memento Mori in visual form. Vanitas paintings encouraged spiritual reflection and the pursuit of virtue over vanity or materialism.
Memento Mori—“Remember you must die.” A timeless call to live with purpose.
Featured notes: citrus, dewberry, cassis, vanilla, coconut, candy apple, raspberry, red currant, tulip, freesia, heliotrope, rose, amber, black cherry, orange, strawberry, pineapple, lime
10 ML glass bottle with stainless steel roller.