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In 2012, alongside my brother Paolo Terenzi, perfumer, alchemist, storyteller, I stepped into the world as a luxury extrait de parfum house. Not to follow fashion, but to honour memory. Not to create fragrance, but to bottle emotion. You see, I do not measure time in years. I measure it in journeys. My collections were conceived as constellations, inspired by travel, by celestial bodies, by shared experiences around a crackling fire under an open sky. Each fragrance is a destination. Each bottle is a chapter. When I created Kirke, I was thinking of seduction, not loud, but magnetic. A lush embrace of passion fruit and peach wrapped in warm musk and sandalwood. Kirke is confidence draped in silk. She does not ask for attention; she commands it. Then there is Andromeda, luminous, celestial, and graceful. Inspired by the Andromeda constellation, she opens with sparkling citrus and melts into delicate florals and creamy woods. She is elegance suspended in starlight. And for those who seek intensity, depth that borders on obsession, I created Laudano Nero. Dark, resinous, almost gothic in its sensuality. Cognac, tobacco, amber, and labdanum swirl like smoke in a midnight room. Laudano Nero is not worn; it is experienced. These are not perfumes that whisper politely. They evolve. They burn. They linger long after you have left. But to understand me fully, you must understand my process. I am slow. In a world intoxicated by immediacy, I resist haste. Every creation is an extrait de parfum, highly concentrated, uncompromising in structure and longevity. I believe that quality deserves time. Raw materials deserve respect. That beauty must never be rushed. My production remains artisanal. Each bottle is handled with care, assembled with precision, and examined in detail. The signature gold caps, the weight of the flacon, and the textured finishes are all incidental. The bottle is not packaging; it is architecture. It is a guardian of what lies within. Because what lies within is alive. “My collections were conceived as constellations, inspired by travel, by celestial bodies, by shared experiences ...” P A R F U M P L U S 7