Objet Céleste

Objet Céleste by Volnay is a Chypre Floral fragrance for women. Objet Céleste was launched in 2013. The nose behind this fragrance is Amelie Bourgeois. Top notes are Clary Sage, Bergamot and Grapefruit; middle notes are Peony and Jasmine; base notes are Powdery Notes, Almond, Vanilla, Siam Benzoin, Musk, Woody Notes, Cloves, Patchouli and Rose. The house of Parfums Volnay Paris has rich history and takes us on a journey in time, while offering a persuasive balance between tradition of the brand and its contemporary image. This house was founded in 1919 in the golden age of perfumery. The founder of the house is Germaine Madeline Duval, who started the fragrant journey in the 1920s. After many years, it was revived with five new creations founded on old formulas of perfumes Yapana from 1922, Brume d'Hiver from 1922, Objet Céleste from 1925, Etoile d'Or from 1925, and Perlerette from 1925. Perfumer Amelie Bourgeois worked on appropriate reformulations, and she managed to maintain the refined elegance and sophistication of the old formulas, presenting them in a contemporary and very feminine way. All of the perfumes of the house of VOLNAY are unique for their olfactive connection because they contain the same notes in their ingredients—powder, vanilla, rose, and cloves—which build up to other ingredients in five different ways. These ingredients are square one and the signature of all creations of the house – we find them in all compositions, listed as base 4092. The flacons are inspired by a round form in the Art Deco style, with decorations made of blackberry leaves and branches. As a symbol of the brand, blackberry branches and leaves suggest energy and liveliness but also wild nature. Five new fragrances by PARFUMS VOLNAY PARIS were presented exclusively at FRAGRANZE 11 in Florence 2013. Top notes are bergamot, clary sage, and grapefruit; middle notes are jasmine and peony; base notes are almond, woody notes, patchouli, siam benzoin, musk, powdery notes, rose, vanilla, and cloves.