Fuenta De La Fruta, Ecuadorian Rose, Jasmine (Night blooming, star, pink, grand, sambac), Palo Santo, Ecuadorian Tonka A perfume meant to capture the hypnotic perfume worn by La Dama Tapada (the woman in the veil), a perfume that made men follow her down old cobblestone streets, desperate to see what was under the black lace veil, only to find decay and a skeleton underneath. A perfume that drove men to the brink of madness. Art by Ecuadorian artist Xavoco
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