Les Eaux Primordiales Eau de Parfum Neroli Supercritique 100 ml

Arnaud Poulain offers a gourmand interpretation of the orange blossom—a daring and delightful departure from the flower's more traditional, classical representations. Where orange blossom is often rendered as a pristine, white floral—innocent, bridal, almost soapy in its purity—Poulain sees something else entirely. He sees the flower through a different lens: not as a symbol of chaste beauty, but as an invitation to indulgence, to sweetness, to the simple, profound pleasure of something delicious.

This fragrance conjures up the joy of an afternoon in the Jardin Majorelle of Marrakech—that iconic garden of dreams, painted in the most vibrant shades of cobalt and ultramarine, where every pathway leads to new discoveries and every corner holds a new delight. Close your eyes and imagine yourself there: the Moroccan sun warm on your skin, the air soft and golden, the sky a shade of blue so intense it seems to vibrate. You wander slowly, without purpose, without hurry, simply drinking in the beauty that surrounds you.