A heart of black pepper with spicy and woody notes; inspired by the Malabar coast in India, where the most precious pepper in the world is grown that has pushed the great Portuguese explorers, including Vasco de Gama, to follow the Spice route between India and Europe. Let yourself be involved in the olfactory notes of Malabar Pepper.

Known since the dawn of time in different cultures and religions, but also in ancient medicinal practices, Oud (Oudh in the Arab world) is a very precious essential oil that can give a magical aura to the scents that contain it. Locherber Milano has transferred its mystical charm into an eau de parfum with a seductive personality that recalls the odorous oriental atmosphere. The Oud is derived from the hydro-distillation of Agarwood a dark and very aromatic resin that thickens in the trunks and roots of the trees of the species Aquilaria and Gyrinops (evergreens of Southeast Asia) when they are attacked by molds, insects and parasites or mutilated due to natural phenomena such as wind, lightning and animal aggression; it is therefore the tree itself that “cares itself” through this particular – and precious – resinous substance that impregnates and protects the wood, giving it strength.

Known since the dawn of time in different cultures and religions, but also in ancient medicinal practices, Oud (Oudh in the Arab world) is a very precious essential oil that can give a magical aura to the scents that contain it. Locherber Milano has transferred its mystical charm into an eau de parfum with a seductive personality that recalls the odorous oriental atmosphere. The Oud is derived from the hydro-distillation of Agarwood a dark and very aromatic resin that thickens in the trunks and roots of the trees of the species Aquilaria and Gyrinops (evergreens of Southeast Asia) when they are attacked by molds, insects and parasites or mutilated due to natural phenomena such as wind, lightning and animal aggression; it is therefore the tree itself that “cares itself” through this particular – and precious – resinous substance that impregnates and protects the wood, giving it strength.

A heart of black pepper with spicy and woody notes; inspired by the Malabar coast in India, where the most precious pepper in the world is grown that has pushed the great Portuguese explorers, including Vasco de Gama, to follow the Spice route between India and Europe. Let yourself be involved in the olfactory notes of Malabar Pepper.

Intense and sensual, Madeleine Rose owes its name to the Damascus rose (often associated in the fifteenth century with the figure of Mary Magdalene) whose perfume is the heart of this delicate yet passionate fragrance that opens with fruity notes of cassis , lemon, strawberry and orange, evolves in slightly balsamic scents of eucalyptus and flowers of rose and violet leaves, to close in a sweet finish of fig and vanilla and slightly woody of tree mosses and pine wood.

Imagine the silence, the great contrasts, from the impervious spaces of the mountains to the immense valleys, thermal excursions to the limit of the possible, this is Kashmir, land between Pakistan, China and India, where the water (“Ka”) of the rivers quickly evaporates ( “Shimir”); country rich in history, often troubled, long-standing traditions that have seen centuries of you can of the sultans and maharajah, the great center of world trade of famous fabrics such as Kashmere and Pashmina. Azad means “Free”: this is a fragrance for those who want to feel without constraints, a fragrance with a delicate scent that goes well with every space and is part of the Locherber collection inspired by fabrics such as Dokki Cotton and Linen Buds.

Freshness, candor, purity; summer atmospheres to live in the open air. Let yourself be involved in the olfactory notes of Boccioli di Lino by Locherber Milano inspired by New Zealand.

Known since the dawn of time in different cultures and religions, but also in ancient medicinal practices, Oud (Oudh in the Arab world) is a very precious essential oil that can give a magical aura to the scents that contain it. Locherber Milano has transferred its mystical charm into an eau de parfum with a seductive personality that recalls the odorous oriental atmosphere. The Oud is derived from the hydro-distillation of Agarwood a dark and very aromatic resin that thickens in the trunks and roots of the trees of the species Aquilaria and Gyrinops (evergreens of Southeast Asia) when they are attacked by molds, insects and parasites or mutilated due to natural phenomena such as wind, lightning and animal aggression; it is therefore the tree itself that “cares itself” through this particular – and precious – resinous substance that impregnates and protects the wood, giving it strength.

The fragrance is inspired by Venice and its famous “Briccole”. The “Briccole” are oak wood poles (sometimes of larch) that in the lagoon canals of Venice delimit the navigable areas. About every twenty years the “Briccole” must be replaced because they are deteriorated by saltiness and above all by the erosion of a marine mollusc (the Teredeo navalis) which feeds on wood. Locherber Milano after purchasing the “Briccole” exhausted by the City of Venice, which certifies the origin with a certificate of origin, retrieves them into unique pieces thanks to the experience of their local craftsmen who use methods that are passed down generation to generation.

Intense and sensual, Madeleine Rose owes its name to the Damascus rose (often associated in the fifteenth century with the figure of Mary Magdalene) whose perfume is the heart of this delicate yet passionate fragrance that opens with fruity notes of cassis , lemon, strawberry and orange, evolves in slightly balsamic scents of eucalyptus and flowers of rose and violet leaves, to close in a sweet finish of fig and vanilla and slightly woody of tree mosses and pine wood.

A heart of black pepper with spicy and woody notes; inspired by the Malabar coast in India, where the most precious pepper in the world is grown that has pushed the great Portuguese explorers, including Vasco de Gama, to follow the Spice route between India and Europe. Let yourself be involved in the olfactory notes of Malabar Pepper.

Enveloping and woody, Aramaik evokes archaic rituals and leads to a spiritual dimension that regenerates body and soul. The fragrance is composed of three different types of myrrh, an aromatic gum-rosin used in ancient Egypt both as incense and embalming, and the precious Nardo oil, a balsamic ointment known since the dawn of time to grease and rub the body before burial. Aramaik opens with citrus notes of bergamot and bitter orange to evolve into flowery hints of nard and geranium and close in an intense finish with a complex aromatic architecture in which stand out woody notes of Agar Wood, Patchouli and Guaiaco and sweet vanilla, amber and myrrh. On the fabric label are reproduced some letters of Aramaic, the ancient Arabic language spoken by Jesus. The characteristic of this fragrance allows this elegant diffuser to be inserted in any environment.

This fragrance from Locherber Milan comes from far away, from the lands where the Inuit live. This word that means men / humanity wants to get closer to distant places, difficult to reach because of the frozen arctic lands, where this population lives with bears and silence. The Inuit are proud of not having in mind the concept of possessing things. This fragrance is aimed at people who love freedom and who want to feel the freshness of the flowers of galbanum, green tea and blackcurrant. The initial notes are bergamot and orange flowers to end with sandalwood and musk. Inuit the new Locherber Milano fragrance inspired by Greenland.