Tau

Tau by Onyrico is a Woody Aromatic fragrance for women and men. Tau was launched in 2015. The nose behind this fragrance is Maurizio Cerizza. Top notes are Pine, Juniper Berries, Sage and Bergamot; middle notes are Mastic or Lentisque, Geranium, Leather, Black Pepper and Red Chilli Pepper; base notes are Oakmoss, Labdanum, Cedar, Birch and Patchouli. “Where there is hatred, let me bring love” Francis had a dream: bringing peace, brotherhood and love to all the peoples of the Earth. Tau is the name of the humble cross of wood that he carried with him, the symbol of these universal values that he succeeded in spreading throughout the world. The kindness of his words, and his actions comforted by the certainty of not being alone, radiated light wherever he went. His word was a ray of sunshine sufficient to bring light where there were millions of shadows. He succeeded where even today the great on earth have failed; during a voyage to the East he earned the respect and admiration of the Sultan Ayubida al Malik, who offered him many riches. A great example from which to draw inspiration: dialogue, courtesy, respect for all diversity, united by a single goal, ... Love conquers all... But the mystic of Assisi especially loved being in the middle of nature, in its woods, contemplating its wonders. Tau is a fresh yet ancient perfume, and almost primordial in its playful imprint, influenced by the call of th e woods and the animals that inhabit them. In creating it, we imagined Francis sitting on the bank of a stream, “his Sister Water”, flows transparent and pure, stumbling on its way through the rocks smoothed by his creative force. While a bird perches on his shoulder, a Juniper bush embraces a sage plant, revealing all the beauty of creation. Breathing in the very essence of what he contemplated, Francis wrote his wonderful work: “ The Canticle of the Sun “. The essence of the plants bring with them ancient memories, along with the same pines, the same beeches, the same stones, the sun, the moon and the stars, all of which he observed, contemplated, and praised. Through the undying wind, through the water that changes form but not its substance, the vibrant notes that travel on the subtle thread of perfume have been handed down to us... Finally, in a forest of birches, surrounded by geranium leaves that emerge from the damp earth, we imagine Francis climbing onto their moss-covered and perilous trunks, with his humble leather sandals, to restore a fallen bird to its nest... a happy and grateful bird...