1876 - Mata Hari
Margaretha Geertruida Zelle drew her dancer and courtesan name, Mata Hari, meaning the eye of day in Malay, from her own origins. A nice discovery for this famous spy, whose captivating beauty and taste for adventure built up an out of the common destiny. That’s why the most exhilarating of flowers, the spicy rose, is at the heart of this mysterious perfume. The floral distills its multiple facets mixing jasmine, black currant, musk, for a fatally glamorous aspect.
Perfumer(s): Sylvie Jourdet
Notes: bergamot, orange, blackcurrant buds, lychee, carnation, iris, jasmine, rose, cinnamon, cumin, guaiacwood, sandalwood, vetiver, white musk, vanilla
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Margaretha Geertruida Zelle drew her dancer and courtesan name, Mata Hari, meaning the eye of day in Malay, from her own origins. A nice discovery for this famous spy, whose captivating beauty and taste for adventure built up an out of the common destiny. That’s why the most exhilarating of flowers, the spicy rose, is at the heart of this mysterious perfume. The floral distills its multiple facets mixing jasmine, black currant, musk, for a fatally glamorous aspect.
Perfumer(s): Sylvie Jourdet
Notes: bergamot, orange, blackcurrant buds, lychee, carnation, iris, jasmine, rose, cinnamon, cumin, guaiacwood, sandalwood, vetiver, white musk, vanilla
Our products are shipped via UPS and require a physical mailing address. (No PO boxes, please!) Further questions on shipping and delivery? Click here to see our FAQ page.