Enveloping and woody, Aramaik evokes archaic rituals and leads to a spiritual dimension that regenerates body and soul. The fragrance is composed of three different types of myrrh, an aromatic gum-resin used in ancient Egypt both as incense and embalming, and the precious Nardo oil, a balsamic ointment used since the dawn of time to embalm the body.
Aramaik opens with citrus notes of bergamot and bitter orange to evolve into flowery hints of nard and geranium and close in an intense finish with a complex aromatic architecture in which stand out woody notes of agar wood, patchouli and guaiac with sweet vanilla, amber and myrrh.
bergamot, bitter orange, spikenard, geranium, amber, myrrh, vanilla, guaiac wood, benzoin, patchouli, agarwood (oud)
The cap is handcrafted using techniques patented by Locherber that recall a Roman temple capital in order to emphasize the influence of ancient Roman culture and create a piece of Made in Italy design.
The characteristic of this fragrance makes it suitable for any space.
Product presented with sticks in an elegant box.
Black fibre rods in polyester (outside) and cotton (inside). Uniform in size and shape, they remain straighter and smoother than natural rattan cane sticks, and are non-porous at the end.
The duration of a fragrance depends on the size of the environment in which it is placed, the temperature, direct sunlight and air currents that can accelerate evaporation.
Keep the level in the diffuser for at least half of its contents and avoid that the amount of oxygen in the bottle affects the evaporation speed too much.
Place the diffuser on a stable surface, located at least 50 cm above the ground.
Refilling: remove the cap and use a funnel to pour the fragrance in the bottle. Clean the outside diffuser with a slightly damp cloth before placing the cap back.
Keep the diffuser away from heat and direct light sources.
