Lubin Kismet Eau de Parfum

An exquisite Ottoman spy laughed at the crystal perfume bottle made for her, adorned with a vibrant elephant – a nod to the verses of Valmiki, the poetess of the Ramayana, as she was believed to be an Indian princess. Spiritual and multilingual, Kismet kept the secret of her origins close. For a while, she reigned over the Parisian nights of the "roaring twenties," only to one day vanish, never to be seen again. All that remained was the memory of the intoxicating scent of the perfume that Lubin had created for her.

Bergamot, Lemon, and Petitgrain form the opening accord of the composition, at its heart are Patchouli, Rose, and May Rose (rosa centifolia); the base is made up of Labdanum, Opoponax, and Bourbon Vanilla.