Built around the noblest of materials: the iris, declined here in three types of extracts. Inspired by man's most noble conquest: Equistrius, the horse that offered its greatest victories to Marc-Antoine Corticchiato, competition rider.

Opulent like Florence who made it her emblem, variegated like the rainbow on which traveled Iris, the messenger of the gods. A smell of serene grandeur extracted not from the flower but from its rhizome, from which we extract a butter that must age for several years to express itself.

Since Roman antiquity, iris enriches the palette of perfumers and apothecaries who find it has soothing virtues; it envelops the wigs of aristocrats in its fragrance – it is to it that we owe the “rice powder” note.

< span style="font-size:10pt;">EQUISTRIUS plays on this contrast between the powdery facets of the iris and its more woody accents. It melts into the skin thanks to the fruity and musky ambrette butter. Milky sandalwood and the warmth of ambergris accentuate its sensuality. And it is through the chocolate note that nestles in the heart of an astonishing iris extract that this perfume of austere elegance finally reveals its secret voluptuousness...