Nenufar (for women and men)

Nenufar is a perfume from the Scents of Time collection of recreated ancient fragrances.

"Head spacing the substances found (stealing their aromas through scientific instrumentation) as with Nenúfar, the flower's perfume was diffused into a polymer filter with the air around it and then reconstructed as the aroma of the Blue Lotus, a bloom sacred to all Pharaohs. The flower's chemistry contained a hallucinogen, myristicin. Egyptians got high steeping the petals in wine and drinking the wine. (The poem 'The Land of the Lotos Eaters' depicts this). The chemistry of the flower's perfume is kept intact with the humble nutmeg spice, which contains myristicin." (Scents of Time)

Nenufar, the sacred scent of Cleopatra. A transparent floral-green blue water lily bouquet, with the pungent aroma of nutmeg rounded by light powdery notes with angelica and almond.

The fragrance is now available in 100ml, but in September it will also available in 50ml bottles and sets of two fragrances of 50ml.
David Pybus was created this perfume together with the Catalan nose Montserrat Moline.

More read in the article Scents of Time by David Pybus Nenufar is a new fragrance and it was introduced in 2008.