In Renaissance Venice, when water was feared and perfume became the only cleansing ritual the wealthy would dare, scent was power, daubed thick onto skin that hadn't seen a bath in weeks, worn like armour against disease and as a declaration of luxury. Paura Dell'Acqua (Fear of Water) resurrects that decadent, unapologetic excess: a fragrance that doesn't whisper but proclaims, clinging to the body the way Venetian nobility intended, possessive, intoxicating, and entirely unashamed. It is a baroque romance trapped in a bottle, as much a historical provocation as a perfume.
Concentration: Eau de Parfum
Gender: Unisex
Scent Accord: White Floral, Amber and Tuberose
Prominent Notes: Tuberose, Tonka, Jasmine and Labdanum
