Golestan

Golestan extrait de parfum by Andy Tauer of Tauer Perfumes is like wandering through an elegantly complex flower garden planted on royal grounds, inspired by Andy Tauer's dream of visiting the Rose Garden Palace (aka Golestan) in Tehran. Natural Bulgarian rose and heady white flower absolutes with a rich base of patchouli, amber and sweet soft woods. From Tauer Golestan means garden of flowers. The perfume imagines a colorful Persian garden of rich ylang, dewy Bulgarian rose, sensual jasmine, exuberant orange blossom, and lustful tuberose. Floral, rich, luminous and softly woody, with medium sweetness and a strong presence. Golestan's floral richness is anchored by cistus, creamy patchouli, ambergris, vanilla and powdery sweet woods, giving the garden a warm and modern extrait depth, and resulting in an abundant and dynamic floral perfume . Golestan refers the seductive classics, yet it is an uncompromisingly modern and original perfume. Andy's Inspiration: "It all started when I visited the Louvre in Paris in 2020. There I stumbled over a section that I never visited before although I was in the Louvre a couple of times. The section was all about Persian empires and history. A revelation! I was mesmerized by the grandeur, by the statues, and the cultural heritage, spanning more than 5000 years. I began to discover more, reading books and I ended up discovering the palace with the name of Golestan in Teheran in pictures. The palace, also known as the Rose Garden Palace, built in the 16 th century, with its ornamental and figurative paintings on tiles, was pure inspiration. Golestan literally translates to city of flowers or garden of flowers. Although I could not travel to Iran so far, I created a perfume that brings me there. It is an invitation to breathe the perfumed air of a flower garden, in freedom." Perfumer Andy Tauer Notes b ergamot, ylang ylang, lemon peel, cinnamon, r ose (Rosa Damascena), jasmine (Jasmine Grandiflorum), orange blossom, tuberose, c istus essential oil (Cistus Labdaniferus), patchouli, ambergris, vanilla, powdery sweet woods