Enveloping and woody, Aramaik recalls archaic rituals and brings in a spiritual dimension that regenerates body and soul. The fragrance is made up of three different types of myrrh, an aromatic gum rubber used in ancient Egypt both as incense and for embalming, and the precious Nardo oil, a balsamic ointment known since the dawn of time to grease and rub the body before burial.

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 woody notes of Agar Wood, Patchouli and Guaiaco and vanilla, amber and myrrh sweets stand out .

100 ml Eau de Parfum in a Locherber elegant hand-painted glass bottle is enhanced by the new fabric label which reproduces some letters from Aramaic, the ancient Arabic language spoken by Jesus.